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Korean idiom put someone firmly in their place

제독 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 주다

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  • 제독을 주다
  • 제독 주다

English rendering put someone firmly in their place Literal translation: “give a suppressive warning”

Meaning 1

상대편의 기운을 꺾어서 감히 다른 마음을 먹지 못하게 하다.

To break another person’s spirit so they dare not entertain contrary intentions.

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“제독을 주다” — put someone firmly in their place: To break another person’s spirit so they dare not entertain contrary intentions.
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