English rendering Roll up one’s sleeves Literal translation: “Roll up the arms”
Prepare to plunge into something and work actively
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Stand by idly Merely watch what happens without stepping forward to resolve it. 
Swing one’s arms while walking Walk alternately swinging the two arms forward and back in opposite directions 
4 meanings Stride vigorously; swagger; proliferate; flap wings Walk swinging both arms strongly in alternating directions. 
2 meanings spread one’s limbs or live confidently To stretch out one’s arms and legs. 
Interlace one's fingers Firmly fit all ten fingers between one another. 
Shared · 2 Release the bowstring Release a taut bowstring with the thumb wearing a bow ring. 
be resourceful and commanding To have the means to command others and accomplish difficult tasks. 
give up or give wholehearted approval A coarse expression for giving up because something exceeds one’s ability, or for wholeheartedly welcoming or agreeing with something. 
Stand idly by Merely watch an affair as though one has nothing to do with it 
Bind someone's hands behind their back Pull both hands behind the back and tie them. Browse in Hangul order.
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