Idioms linked to “입” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Eat, drink, or smoke Literal translation: “Put to one's mouth”
Eat or drink food, or smoke tobacco.
Dictionary example 1
그는 사흘 동안 음식이라고는 입에 대어 보지도 못했다.
Dictionary example 2
그는 술이나 담배는 전혀 입에 대지 않는다.
Read the meanings, trace, then cover above the masking line and write. Uncover, choose a meaning, and make your own sentence.
Writing text입에 대다
Explore the body parts or scenes linked to this idiom.
A silent film that writes the headword and its meaning.
Shared · 4 offer empty flattery To flatter someone to please them. 
Empty lip service Words spoken for appearances without sincerity 
Become habitual speech Become so familiar that it turns into a habit. 
lock one’s lips To say nothing. 
Shared · 2 Smooth, flattering words Words polished only outwardly to sound pleasing 
Shared · 5 Talk repeatedly about someone or something Speak repeatedly about another person or object. 
scrape by To barely make a living. 
Keep silent Refrain from speaking or stop speaking. 
Gape in astonishment Be dumbfounded at something outrageous or extremely astonished 
silence someone To prevent someone from making noise or saying something unfavorable to oneself. 
Agree on a story Make one’s words agree with each other’s 
Say with one voice Of several people, express the same opinion. 
buy someone’s silence To give money or goods so that someone does not say anything unfavorable to oneself. 
Pocket the benefit and play innocent Take or intercept a benefit alone and then pretend ignorance 
Pout in disappointment Pout because one cannot obtain what one wants. 
stop someone from speaking To suppress noisy speech or words unfavorable to oneself. 
Follow instructions perfectly Act precisely as the person directing the work wishes 
Shared · 2 grin from ear to ear For the mouth to open wide with joy or pleasure. 
Shared · 2 Feel like having a snack Feel peckish and want something to eat 
Shared · 2 Grin from ear to ear Have one’s mouth open wide in joy or delight Browse in Hangul order.
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