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Korean idiom covet something or feel awkward

Idioms linked to “입-맛” · Linked dictionary word

입맛 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 다시다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 입맛(을) 다시다
  • 입맛을 다시다
  • 입맛 다시다

English rendering covet something or feel awkward Literal translation: “smack one’s lips”

Meaning 1

무엇인가를 갖고 싶어 하다.

To want to possess something.

Dictionary example 1

잡지에서 멋진 장난감을 보자 아이는 입맛을 다시며 책장을 넘기지 못했다.

Seeing a splendid toy in the magazine, the child smacked their lips and could not turn the page.
Meaning 2

일이 마음대로 되지 아니하여 귀찮아하거나 난처해하다.

To feel troubled or awkward because things do not go as one wishes.

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“입맛을 다시다” — covet something or feel awkward: To want to possess something.
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