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Korean idiom Take root in new soil

흙내 (를) The part “를” may be omitted. 맡다

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  • 흙내 맡다

English rendering Take root in new soil Literal translation: “Smell the earth”

Meaning 1

옮겨 심은 식물이 새 땅에 뿌리를 내려 생기가 나다.

Of a transplanted plant, take root in new soil and become vigorous.

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“흙내를 맡다” — Take root in new soil: Of a transplanted plant, take root in new soil and become vigorous.
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