Idioms linked to “하늘01” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering worlds apart Literal translation: “heaven and earth”
A figurative expression for a great difference or distance between two things.
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Reach immense proportions Be very great, high, or abundant. 
leave it to fate To follow fate. 
2 meanings Live under the open sky Live and sleep outdoors 
2 meanings Tower high; have overwhelming momentum Rise very high. 
2 meanings be faint with exhaustion or shock To be severely weakened by excessive fatigue or grief. 
Become dizzy from weakness or shock Suddenly feel faint from exhausted strength or a great shock 
Whatever the hardship However great the difficulty. 
rain For rain to fall. 
Feel everything go dark Feel dizzy and dazed from a great shock 
Trust completely Place great expectations on something and rely on it completely. 
Shared · 2 Do something utterly unexpected Figuratively, said when someone intends or does something wholly unexpected or astonishingly impossible 
Spend the whole day Spend the entire day. 
have many years pass For a great deal of time to pass. 
3 meanings be ungrounded An expression for a state detached from reality. 
go missing from the accounts For quantities of goods and the like to be short or missing when accounts are calculated. 
2 meanings Polish or embellish Give something a glossy shine 
have no one appear For not a single person to appear. 
leave no trace To have no trace or sign remaining. 
Disappear from sight Hide one’s traces and cease appearing 
Be nowhere to be found Have vanished so completely that one cannot be found. Browse in Hangul order.
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