English rendering petition for retirement Literal translation: “beg for one’s bones”
For an elderly courtier to ask the king for permission to relinquish office and retire.
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Be weighed down by a burden Have responsibilities or loads so heavy that one's ribs might bend. 
be weighed down by a burden For responsibilities or burdens to be so heavy that one’s ribs might bend. 
have a basic framework in place For a basic outline and framework to be formed when creating something. 
Be gravely ill For an illness to become extremely deep-seated 
Be deeply lodged in one's heart Remain unforgettable and deeply lodged in one's heart. 
be deeply ingrained For a thought or feeling to become deeply lodged in one’s heart so that it cannot escape. 
Shared · 2 Cut to the marrow An emphatic expression for resentment, pain, or the like being so deep and strong that it seems to penetrate one’s bones 
Shared · 4 Remember indelibly An emphatic expression for firmly remembering something in one's heart so as not to forget. 
Be chilled to the bone Feel a tingling chill deep in one’s bones from cold 
Wear out one's legs walking Have one's legs become extremely tired from walking a great deal. Browse in Hangul order.
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