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Korean idiom Say habitually; eat constantly

Idioms linked to “입” · Linked dictionary word

입에 달고 다니다

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  • 입에 달고 다니다

English rendering Say habitually; eat constantly Literal translation: “Keep attached to one's mouth”

Meaning 1

말이나 이야기 따위를 습관처럼 되풀이하거나 자주 사용하다.

Repeat words or stories habitually or use them frequently.

Dictionary example 1

욕을 입에 달고 다니다 .

Constantly swear.

Dictionary example 2

몸이 약한 그녀는 아프다는 말을 입에 달고 다닌다.

Physically weak, she constantly says she feels ill.
Meaning 2

먹을 것을 쉴 새 없이 입에서 떼지 아니하고 지내다.

Continually keep food in one's mouth.

Dictionary example 1

늘 사탕을 입에 달고 다니던 동생은 충치로 고생하고 있다.

My younger sibling, always sucking candy, suffers from tooth decay.

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“입에 달고 다니다” — Say habitually; eat constantly: Repeat words or stories habitually or use them frequently.
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