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Korean idiom Swear a firm oath

Idioms linked to “피02” · Linked dictionary word

피를 마시다

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English rendering Swear a firm oath Literal translation: “Drink blood”

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예전에 중국에서 맹세할 때에 희생의 피를 마셨다는 데에서, 서로 굳게 맹세함을 이르는 말.

Swear firmly to one another; from the former Chinese custom of drinking a sacrificial victim’s blood when making an oath

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“피를 마시다” — Swear a firm oath: Swear firmly to one another; from the former Chinese custom of drinking a sacrificial victim’s blood when making an oath
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