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Korean idiom Have one's hopes fail

허방 (을) The part “을” may be omitted. 치다

  • Form listed in the dictionary: 허방(을) 치다
  • 허방을 치다
  • 허방 치다

English rendering Have one's hopes fail Literal translation: “Fall into a pit”

Meaning 1

바라던 일이 실패로 돌아가다.

Have what one hoped for end in failure.

Dictionary example 1

그렇게 처리했다가는 모든 일을 허방 치고 말 것이다.

Handling it that way will make everything fail.

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“허방을 치다” — Have one's hopes fail: Have what one hoped for end in failure.
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