Idioms linked to “코01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Boast of something Literal translation: “Hang it on one's nose”
Display something as a source of pride.
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Act like a dignified man Act with the dignity befitting a grown man 
A nasal voice A sound resonating inside the nose because the nose is blocked 
A child's little savings A small amount of money belonging to a child. 
something very close Something very close by. 
An offering of food or a bribe Presenting a bribe or food 
boastful talk Words that put on airs. 
be held by a weakness To have one’s weakness seized upon. 
Lose face badly Suffer such humiliation or loss of spirit that one’s prestige plummets 
Be haughty Have an air of superiority and showing off. 
bow deeply To lower one’s head deeply. 
Sneer Look down on and ridicule another 
2 meanings Tickle someone's nose; irritate someone Put a wick into a nostril to stimulate it. 
Fret over things going wrong Feel troubled and anxious because things do not go as one wishes 
Be haughty Have an attitude of showing off and acting superior. 
humble oneself To rein in one’s conceit or pride. 
seethe with frustration To be inwardly tormented because things do not go as intended. 
Be extremely stubborn Refuse to listen readily to others and be very obstinate 
Feel disgusted Feel extremely offended or disgusted. 
feel tears welling up To feel tears about to come from being moved or saddened. 
Snort dismissively Displeased or disgusted, barely acknowledge another’s words and offer no reply Browse in Hangul order.
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