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한 손 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 떼다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 한 손(을) 떼다
  • 한 손을 떼다
  • 한 손 떼다

English rendering Step back from work Literal translation: “Take off one hand”

Meaning 1

하던 일에서 좀 물러앉다. 또는 소홀히 하다.

Withdraw somewhat from one's work or neglect it.

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“한 손을 떼다” — Step back from work: Withdraw somewhat from one's work or neglect it.
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