Idioms linked to “코01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering something very close Literal translation: “the mouth below the nose”
Something very close by.
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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. 
Until thoroughly drunk To the point of becoming extremely drunk 
Be downcast with worry Become dispirited and drained through worry 
Be stubborn Be obstinate and unwilling to listen to others. 
Feel proud and puffed up Become conceited over something to boast of. 
act conceitedly To put on airs and behave arrogantly. 
Never see even a glimpse Be unable to see someone at all because they never appear. 
not show one’s face To make no appearance at all. 
Deflate someone's pride Crush someone's confidence. 
be rebuked or embarrassed To be embarrassed or scolded. 
Spoil something Render something unusable or ruin an undertaking 
Be humbled with embarrassment Be unable to hold one's head up from embarrassment or rebuke. 
turn up one’s nose To put on airs and act puffed up. 
Fail to show one’s face Disparagingly, describe someone not appearing at all 
Not catch even a glimpse Disparagingly, express being unable to see someone at all because they never appear. Browse in Hangul order.
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