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청 놓아 [놓고] Possible alternative: “놓고” · Usage not verified

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 청 놓아[놓고]
  • 청 놓아
  • 청 놓고 Unverified form

English rendering at the top of one’s voice Literal translation: “letting [having let] the voice loose”

Meaning 1

주로 울거나 부르짖을 때에 참거나 삼가지 않고 소리를 크게 내어.

Loudly without restraint or reserve, chiefly when crying or shouting.

Dictionary example 1

청 놓아 울다.

Cry at the top of one’s voice.
동의어 목(을) 놓아[놓고]

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Illustration of the first meaning of “목을 놓아”: Loudly without restraint or reserve, chiefly when crying or shouting. Shared · 2 at the top of one’s voice Loudly without restraint or reserve, chiefly when crying or shouting.

These idioms are linked to the same word, “청”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

Illustration of the first meaning of “청이 떨어지다”: For the inside of a ripe melon, cucumber, or the like to detach from the inner wall of its flesh The ripe fruit’s core separates For the inside of a ripe melon, cucumber, or the like to detach from the inner wall of its flesh

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“청 놓아” — at the top of one’s voice: Loudly without restraint or reserve, chiefly when crying or shouting.
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