Idioms linked to “호-주머니” · Linked dictionary word
English rendering Be robbed Literal translation: “Have one’s pockets emptied”
Suffer robbery
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Shared · 2 Be short of money Have poor funds or money available to spend. 
Shared · 2 have ample spending money To have plenty of funds or money available to spend. 
Shared · 2 Be short of money Have little money in one’s possession 
Shared · 2 Have plenty of money Have sufficient money. 
2 meanings Shared · 2 empty one’s pockets or rob someone To give up all the money one has. 
Have extensive education Have studied much and attained a high educational level. 
have little formal education To have low educational attainment from not having had much schooling. 
2 meanings Brush someone off; act carelessly Describes coldly keeping someone from even approaching, let alone granting their request. 
Shared · 2 Acquire a negative label Have a negative judgment or reputation attached to someone 
Shared · 2 Acquire a negative label Of a person, receive a negative evaluation or reputation. 
empty someone’s purse To make someone spend all their money or take it all away. 
Be soaked through Figuratively, have one's clothes drenched in water or sweat. 
Quit entirely Completely quit a job or matter one was involved in. 
2 meanings unpack one’s secrets or plans To expose hidden facts. 
Go to any lengths to dissuade Deliberately travel even a long distance to stop someone doing something Browse in Hangul order.
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