Idioms linked to “짐01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering lay down one’s burden Literal translation: “take off the burden”
To escape pain, sorrow, worry, responsibility, or the like.
Dictionary example 1
그는 수년 동안 지고 있던 마음의 짐을 벗었다.
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Writing text짐을 벗다
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Shared · 2 Be short of money Have poor funds or money available to spend. 
Shared · 2 have ample spending money To have plenty of funds or money available to spend. 
Shared · 2 Be short of money Have little money in one’s possession 
Shared · 2 Have plenty of money Have sufficient money. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 empty one’s pockets or rob someone To give up all the money one has. 
Shared · 2 Be robbed Suffer robbery 
Have extensive education Have studied much and attained a high educational level. 
have little formal education To have low educational attainment from not having had much schooling. 
2 meanings Brush someone off; act carelessly Describes coldly keeping someone from even approaching, let alone granting their request. 
Shared · 2 Acquire a negative label Have a negative judgment or reputation attached to someone Browse in Hangul order.
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