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Korean idiom grow up or come of age

잔뼈가 굵어지다 [굳다] Possible alternative: “굳다” · Usage not verified

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 잔뼈가 굵어지다[굳다]
  • 잔뼈가 굵어지다
  • 잔뼈가 굳다 Unverified form

English rendering grow up or come of age Literal translation: “the small bones grow thick [harden]”

Meaning 1

어려서부터 일정한 곳에서 자라나다.

To grow up in a particular place from childhood.

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Meaning 2

한몫을 맡아서 할 만큼 어른으로 자라다.

To grow into an adult capable of taking responsibility for a share of work.

Dictionary example 1

그 아이는 벌써 잔뼈가 굵어졌다.

That child has already grown up.
Meaning 3

어떤 사람의 거둠을 받아서 자라나다.

To grow up under someone’s care.

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“잔뼈가 굵어지다” — grow up or come of age: To grow up in a particular place from childhood.
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