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Korean idiom Hail down

우박 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 치다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 우박(이) 치다
  • 우박이 치다
  • 우박 치다

English rendering Hail down Literal translation: “Hail strikes”

Meaning 1

우박이 마구 쏟아지다.

For hailstones to pour down heavily

Dictionary example 1

갑자기 하늘이 어두워지면서 한차례 우박이 치더니 언제 그랬냐는 듯이 하늘은 맑게 개었다.

The sky suddenly darkened, hail fell for a while, then the sky cleared as though nothing had happened.
Meaning 2

탄알이나 포탄 따위가 몹시 심하게 떨어지다.

For bullets, shells, or the like to fall extremely heavily

Dictionary example 1

적의 기총 소사로 탄알이 우박 치듯이 아군의 진지 속으로 떨어졌다.

Enemy strafing sent bullets hailing into our position.

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“우박이 치다” — Hail down: For hailstones to pour down heavily
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