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Korean idiom Floodwaters sweep through

큰물이 가다

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  • 큰물이 가다

English rendering Floodwaters sweep through Literal translation: “Great waters pass”

Meaning 1

큰비가 내려 강이나 개울의 물이 넘쳐 논밭을 휩쓸고 지나가다.

For heavy rain to make a river or stream overflow and sweep through fields

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“큰물이 가다” — Floodwaters sweep through: For heavy rain to make a river or stream overflow and sweep through fields
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