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한 줌밖에 안 되다

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English rendering be only a handful Literal translation: “be no more than one handful”

Meaning 1

양이 조금이다.

To be small in quantity.

Dictionary example 1

하루 종일 나물을 캤는데도 바구니에 있는 것은 한 줌밖에 안 되었다.

Although I gathered greens all day, there was only a handful in the basket.

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These idioms are linked to the same word, “한”, in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary.

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Illustration of the first meaning of “한몫 끼다”: To participate together with the appropriate qualification. take one’s rightful part To participate together with the appropriate qualification. Illustration of the first meaning of “한몫 들다”: Take on a share of a particular undertaking Take a share in an undertaking Take on a share of a particular undertaking Illustration of the first meaning of “한몫 보다”: Make a solid gain. Shared · 2 Make a substantial profit Make a solid gain. Illustration of the first meaning of “한몫 잡다”: To secure a substantial gain. Shared · 2 make a substantial profit To secure a substantial gain. Illustration of the first meaning of “호리를 다투다”: Conserve and begrudge even an extremely small quantity Scrimp over the smallest amount Conserve and begrudge even an extremely small quantity Illustration of the first meaning of “회계를 닦다”: To account accurately. settle the accounts accurately To account accurately. Illustration of the first meaning of “회계에 넣다”: Include something among the considerations when devising or planning Include in one’s calculations Include something among the considerations when devising or planning Illustration of the first meaning of “네 활개를 치다”: Walk with broad swings of one's arms and legs. 2 meanings Stride freely; swagger Walk with broad swings of one's arms and legs. Illustration of the first meaning of “두 길마를 보다”: Maintain and observe connections with both sides so that failure on either side does not disadvantage oneself. Hedge one's bets Maintain and observe connections with both sides so that failure on either side does not disadvantage oneself. Illustration of the first meaning of “두 눈에서 불이 번쩍 나게”: Swiftly or sharply enough to make fire flash from both eyes. with dazzling speed or sharpness Swiftly or sharply enough to make fire flash from both eyes.

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