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Korean idiom Put in a bit or gag

재갈 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 먹이다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 재갈(을) 먹이다
  • 재갈을 먹이다
  • 재갈 먹이다

English rendering Put in a bit or gag Literal translation: “Feed a bit”

Meaning 1

말의 입에 재갈을 물리다.

Put a bit in a horse’s mouth

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Meaning 2

말이나 소리를 내지 못하게 입을 틀어막다.

Block someone’s mouth so they cannot speak or make sounds

Dictionary example 1

유괴범들은 소년의 입에 재갈을 먹였다.

The kidnappers gagged the boy.

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“재갈을 먹이다” — Put in a bit or gag: Put a bit in a horse’s mouth
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