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Korean idiom worry, speak obliquely, or scheme

왼새끼 (를) The part “를” may be omitted. 꼬다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 왼새끼(를) 꼬다
  • 왼새끼를 꼬다
  • 왼새끼 꼬다

English rendering worry, speak obliquely, or scheme Literal translation: “twist a left-handed straw rope”

Meaning 1

일이 꼬여 어떻게 될지 몰라 애를 태우다.

To agonize over not knowing how a tangled affair will turn out.

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Meaning 2

심히 우려하거나 조심하여 말하고 행동하다.

To speak and act with great concern or caution.

No example sentences are available for this meaning.

Meaning 3

비비 꼬아서 말하거나 비아냥거리다.

To speak in a convoluted manner or make sarcastic remarks.

No example sentences are available for this meaning.

Meaning 4

속으로 딴마음을 먹거나 은근히 딴 꾀를 꾸미다.

To harbor other intentions inwardly or quietly devise another scheme.

No example sentences are available for this meaning.

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“왼새끼를 꼬다” — worry, speak obliquely, or scheme: To agonize over not knowing how a tangled affair will turn out.
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