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Idioms linked to “일손”

Linked dictionary entry: 일-손

Dictionary entry ID: 476458

Word definition (Korean): 일하는 손. 또는 손을 놀려 하는 일.

Browse 6 idioms linked to “일손” 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 “일손을 놓다”: To stop one’s working hands briefly. pause one’s work To stop one’s working hands briefly. Illustration of the first meaning of “일손을 떼다”: Stop the work one has been doing 2 meanings Shared · 2 Stop or finish working Stop the work one has been doing Illustration of the first meaning of “일손을 붙들다”: Put one's hand to a task and begin. Begin working Put one's hand to a task and begin. Illustration of the first meaning of “일손이 세다”: To be very swift and deft at work. work deftly and swiftly To be very swift and deft at work. Illustration of the first meaning of “일손이 오르다”: Become efficient as work grows familiar Become efficient through practice Become efficient as work grows familiar Illustration of the first meaning of “일손이 잡히다”: Develop the desire to work. Feel able to work Develop the desire to work.

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