English rendering A terrifying person or thing Literal translation: “A tiger of Inwangsan”
Figuratively, an extremely frightening person or thing
Dictionary example 1
그 할아버지는 인왕산 호랑이 로 소문이 나 아이들이 그 앞에서는 그야말로 얌전하게 행동한다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text인왕산 호랑이
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Follow the lower ore vein Mine along the ore vein where rich ore reappears below a break. 
have a drink-reddened face A teasing expression for someone whose face has turned red from drinking. 
The ore vein improves In a mine, have the ore vein improve progressively compared with the area previously excavated. 
drive trouble beyond one’s boundary To move something likely to cause an accident to another area to avoid responsibility, or to drive a fierce animal into another area. 
With a thunderous roar Figuratively, describe a tumultuous sound caused by a typhoon, cannon fire, or the like 
Have eyes round with shock Figuratively, describe eyes rounded through surprise. 
step into a hole To misstep, thinking there is solid ground underfoot. 
2 meanings Step into a pit or make a wrong calculation Misstep and fall into a pit 
Have one's hopes fail Have what one hoped for end in failure. 
Take root in new soil Of a transplanted plant, take root in new soil and become vigorous. Browse in Hangul order.
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