Idioms linked to “피02” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering suck someone’s blood Literal translation: “suck blood”
To exploit wealth, labor, or the like.
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Be exploited Have one’s property, labor, or the like exploited 
Bleed others dry Take and consume what others possess 
Cry out in fierce indignation Express intense righteous indignation. 
2 meanings Shed blood; toil sacrificially Cause casualties through fighting. 
be bloodthirsty To desire killing and wounding. 
2 meanings Weep blood or bitterly Weep while coughing up blood 
Be bloodthirsty Be filled with evil intent to kill or injure others. 
become part of oneself For knowledge, nutrients, or the like to be fully assimilated and become one’s own. 
have one’s blood surge A figurative expression for extreme agitation, meaning that blood gathers in the head. 
2 meanings Have one’s blood boil or be full of vigor Have feelings or emotions surge up 
Have veins bulge with anger Become so angry or excited that blood fills the neck veins and the face reddens 
Become angrily worked up Become angry or excited enough for neck veins to swell and the face to redden. 
Feel the pull of kinship Feel intimacy through blood ties. 
Shared · 2 Exploit mercilessly Exploit or exact payments harshly. 
2 meanings Pulse; surge vigorously Have one's pulse beat. 
2 meanings take a pulse or gauge someone To examine the speed of a pulse. 
suffer losses To suffer damage or loss. 
Become a source of strength Be of great help 
Have intense drive Have very strong will or motivation. 
be tortured by worry To be extremely distressed or anxious. Browse in Hangul order.
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