English rendering Be quick-tempered Literal translation: “Have a firm sharp temper”
Have a tendency to display a quick, sharp temper
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leave an enduring bitterness To make someone harbor a grievance that can never be resolved. 
Have anger flare up For long-suppressed anger to become uncontrollable and cause heated words or actions 
Shared · 2 Become enraged Feel indignation well up from anger. 
Shared · 6 be furious To become extremely angry. 
Shared · 2 Stew in anger Fail to vent anger freely and brood alone 
2 meanings be swept up in excitement To become elated with excitement. 
Earn someone’s resentment Make someone feel displeased 
capture the right emotion When acting or singing, to fully assimilate and express emotions suited to a character or a song’s mood. 
Hurt someone’s feelings Make someone feel unpleasant 
Become resentful Develop unpleasant feelings. Browse in Hangul order.
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