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Korean idiom Tickle someone's nose; irritate someone

코침 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 주다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 코침(을) 주다
  • 코침을 주다
  • 코침 주다

English rendering Tickle someone's nose; irritate someone Literal translation: “Give a nose needle”

Meaning 1

콧구멍에 심지를 넣어 자극하다.

Put a wick into a nostril to stimulate it.

Dictionary example 1

장난을 좋아하는 그는 자는 사람들에게 코침 주기를 계속하였다.

Fond of pranks, he kept tickling sleeping people's noses.
Meaning 2

사람을 성나게 하다.

Make someone angry.

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“코침을 주다” — Tickle someone's nose; irritate someone: Put a wick into a nostril to stimulate it.
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