English rendering take command Literal translation: “take the baton”
To become the leader of a group or organization.
Dictionary example 1
대표 팀의 지휘봉을 잡다 .
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Writing text지휘봉을 잡다
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be saddled with someone else’s costs To find oneself absurdly made to bear someone else’s expense or effort through their circumstances or maneuvering. 
chatter and fuss frivolously To act and chatter extremely frivolously. 
2 meanings Lose virginity or marry For a bachelor to lose his virginity for the first time 
royal treatment An expression for extremely attentive, generous treatment. 
make market-moving transactions To carry out transactions on such a large scale that they influence prices in markets such as stocks or real estate. 
Act slyly Deliberately act deviously with sinister intentions. 
be beaten mercilessly A figurative expression for being severely beaten, likening it to a Qing envoy’s servant being beaten for unruly behavior. 
Act as a broker Serve as a broker and arrange a bargain. 
A jumble of odds and ends A collection of shabby things thrown together indiscriminately. 
paltry food An expression for insignificant, worthless food. Browse in Hangul order.
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