English rendering Have owl-like eyesight Literal translation: “Be like an owl's eyes”
Figuratively, see poorly by day, or see better at night than by day.
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Writing text올빼미 눈 같다
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nibble repeatedly A figurative expression for eating small amounts many times. 
have someone flee far away A figurative expression for a person fleeing far away, alluding to singing “The wild goose flew away fluttering.” 
A lifetime of wandering hardship Figuratively, a life wandering like a migratory bird with seemingly endless hardship ahead 
Skim things without understanding Figuratively, the manner of passing over any matter perfunctorily without knowing its substance 
Write or draw clumsily Figuratively, describe extremely unskilled, awkward writing or drawing. 
fight like chickens A figurative expression for fighting by taking turns striking one another without being able to threaten forcefully. 
Large teardrops Figuratively, very large teardrops. 
Be scattered in disorder Figuratively, be scattered about in extreme disorder 
Have short, thick, bushy hair For hair or a beard to be thick, short, and bushy 
Shared · 2 build a nest To make a dwelling or nest. Browse in Hangul order.
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