English rendering shake one’s head in dissent Literal translation: “turn one’s head left”
To express denial or opposition.
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Shake one's head in disgust Become so sick of something that one's head shakes with disgust. 
Put one’s hair in a topknot A term formerly used in the royal court for forming a topknot 
remain utterly unmoved To remain motionless without showing the slightest emotional wavering. 
Shared · 2 Feel moved to reverence Feel respect arise 
Shake one's head in refusal Move one's head left and right to express denial or refusal. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 tilt one’s head in hesitation or doubt To turn one’s head this way and that while hesitating and considering various possibilities. 
Nod in agreement Move one's head up and down to indicate correctness or approval. 
emerge For a force, emotion, or the like to appear or arise. 
Turn away from someone Ignore a person, affair, situation, or the like 
2 meanings Shared · 3 Hold one’s head up or revive Face others with dignity Browse in Hangul order.
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