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Korean idiom Shoot; take up arms

총 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 잡다

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  • 총 잡다

English rendering Shoot; take up arms Literal translation: “Take hold of a gun”

Meaning 1

총을 들고 쏘다.

Hold and fire a gun.

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Meaning 2

무기를 들고 싸움에 나서다.

Take up weapons and enter battle.

Dictionary example 1

전쟁이 나면 여자나 어린아이까지도 모두 총을 잡고 나라를 지키기 위해 나섰다.

When war broke out, even women and children took up arms to defend the country.

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“총을 잡다” — Shoot; take up arms: Hold and fire a gun.
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