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Korean idiom have a terrible ordeal

혼쭐 (이) The part “이” may be omitted. 빠지다

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  • 혼쭐 빠지다

English rendering have a terrible ordeal Literal translation: “one’s soul is knocked out”

Meaning 1

호된 시련을 당하거나 어떤 좋지 아니한 느낌을 참고 견디느라 아주 힘이 들다.

To suffer great difficulty through a harsh trial or through enduring an unpleasant feeling.

Dictionary example 1

밤늦게 들어온 오빠는 아버지에게 혼쭐이 빠지게 꾸중을 듣고 있다.

My older brother, who came home late, is getting a severe scolding from Father.

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“혼쭐이 빠지다” — have a terrible ordeal: To suffer great difficulty through a harsh trial or through enduring an unpleasant feeling.
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