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인상이 쓰이다

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  • 인상이 쓰이다

English rendering have a frown form Literal translation: “an expression is drawn”

Meaning 1

언짢거나 성나거나 하여 험악한 표정이나 좋지 아니한 표정이 지어지다.

For an unpleasant or fierce expression to form from displeasure or anger.

Dictionary example 1

아무 까닭 없이 그녀에게 인상이 쓰이는 것은 아무래도 과거의 나쁜 기억 때문일 것이다.

Frowning at her for no apparent reason must surely be due to bad memories of the past.

Dictionary example 2

그는 집 나간 아들의 이름만 들어도 얼굴에 인상이 쓰였다.

Merely hearing his runaway son’s name made him frown.

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “인상”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “인상을 긁다”: Disparagingly, make a threatening or unpleasant expression from displeasure or anger Pull an ugly face Disparagingly, make a threatening or unpleasant expression from displeasure or anger Illustration of the first meaning of “인상을 쓰다”: Make a fierce or unpleasant expression through displeasure or anger. Scowl Make a fierce or unpleasant expression through displeasure or anger.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “인중이 길다”: Said to mean that someone will have a long lifespan Be destined for a long life Said to mean that someone will have a long lifespan Illustration of the first meaning of “쪽을 못 쓰다”: Be intimidated and unable to act 2 meanings Be helpless before someone Be intimidated and unable to act Illustration of the first meaning of “턱을 까불다”: For a dying person’s jaw to tremble while drawing breath. tremble one’s jaw while dying For a dying person’s jaw to tremble while drawing breath. Illustration of the first meaning of “턱을 대다”: Trust someone and rely on them. Depend on someone Trust someone and rely on them. Illustration of the first meaning of “귀싸대기를 올리다”: Strike someone on the cheek near the ear Slap someone’s face Strike someone on the cheek near the ear Illustration of the first meaning of “남상을 지르다”: For a woman’s face to look like a man’s. have a masculine face For a woman’s face to look like a man’s. Illustration of the first meaning of “낯가죽이 두껍다”: Feel no shame and lack a sense of propriety. Shared · 5 Be brazen Feel no shame and lack a sense of propriety. Illustration of the first meaning of “낯가죽이 얇다”: To be easily embarrassed. be easily embarrassed To be easily embarrassed. Illustration of the first meaning of “낯바닥이 땅 두께 같다”: To have absolutely no shame or sense of decency. be utterly shameless To have absolutely no shame or sense of decency. Illustration of the first meaning of “낯바닥이 홍당무 같다”: Have a face reddened by shame or embarrassment Be red with embarrassment Have a face reddened by shame or embarrassment

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“인상이 쓰이다” — have a frown form: For an unpleasant or fierce expression to form from displeasure or anger.
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