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Korean idiom mock someone or signal embarrassment

Idioms linked to “혀01” · Linked dictionary word

혀를 내밀다

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  • 혀를 내밀다

English rendering mock someone or signal embarrassment Literal translation: “stick out the tongue”

Meaning 1

남을 비웃거나 비방하다.

To ridicule or disparage another person.

Dictionary example 1

직원들은 사장의 처사에 대하여 혀를 내밀며 뒷말을 하였다.

The employees mocked the president’s conduct and talked behind his back.
Meaning 2

자기의 실패를 부끄럽게 여김을 나타내는 몸짓을 하다.

To make a gesture showing embarrassment at one’s own failure.

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“혀를 내밀다” — mock someone or signal embarrassment: To ridicule or disparage another person.
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