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Idioms linked to “바람”

Linked dictionary entry: 바람01

Dictionary entry ID: 426114

Word definition (Korean): 기압의 변화 또는 사람이나 기계에 의하여 일어나는 공기의 움직임.

Browse 8 idioms linked to “바람” in the Standard Korean Language Dictionary, in Hangul order. Distinct words with the same spelling are kept separate using their dictionary entry IDs.

Illustration of the first meaning of “바람을 넣다”: Encourage someone to develop the desire to act. Incite someone Encourage someone to develop the desire to act. Illustration of the first meaning of “바람을 쐬다”: To walk or travel outdoors or elsewhere for a change of mood. 2 meanings get some fresh air or outside experience To walk or travel outdoors or elsewhere for a change of mood. Illustration of the first meaning of “바람을 올리다”: To ward off storm damage, offer a wind-god rite with rice, vegetables, rice cakes, and the like from the first day of the second lunar month until the fifteenth or twentieth, praying to Grandmother Yeongdeung and her daughter-in-law Offer a wind-god rite To ward off storm damage, offer a wind-god rite with rice, vegetables, rice cakes, and the like from the first day of the second lunar month until the fifteenth or twentieth, praying to Grandmother Yeongdeung and her daughter-in-law Illustration of the first meaning of “바람을 일으키다”: To influence many people socially. 2 meanings create a wave To influence many people socially. Illustration of the first meaning of “바람을 잡다”: Plan or encourage fanciful behavior. 3 meanings Encourage foolishness; wander; think of romance Plan or encourage fanciful behavior. Illustration of the first meaning of “바람을 켜다”: To act frivolously or flightily. act frivolously To act frivolously or flightily. Illustration of the first meaning of “바람이 나가다”: Lose previously flourishing vigor Lose vigor Lose previously flourishing vigor Illustration of the first meaning of “바람이 들다”: Of a radish or the like, lose moisture and become spongy through repeated freezing and thawing. 2 meanings Become spongy; develop trouble Of a radish or the like, lose moisture and become spongy through repeated freezing and thawing.

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