English rendering have anguish clot in one’s heart Literal translation: “clotted blood forms”
For bitter emotional pain to arise or exist within one’s heart.
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Do as one pleases Act however one likes. 
2 meanings covet something or feel awkward To want to possess something. 
Feel a bitter disappointment Feel upset or distressed because things do not go as wished 
Be quick-tempered Have a tendency to display a quick, sharp temper 
leave an enduring bitterness To make someone harbor a grievance that can never be resolved. 
Have anger flare up For long-suppressed anger to become uncontrollable and cause heated words or actions 
Shared · 2 Become enraged Feel indignation well up from anger. 
Shared · 6 be furious To become extremely angry. 
Shared · 2 Stew in anger Fail to vent anger freely and brood alone 
2 meanings be swept up in excitement To become elated with excitement. Browse in Hangul order.
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