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똥
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사람이나 동물이 먹은 음식물이 소화되어 몸 밖으로 나오는 냄새 나는 찌꺼기.
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Noun
🌏 FECES; EXCREMENT: Foul-smelling waste matter that is expelled from the body of a human or animal after digestion.
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똥 누고 밑 아니 씻은 것 같다
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어떤 일의 마무리나 뒤처리가 깔끔하게 되지 않아 마음에 불편함이 남다.
🌏 FEEL LIKE NOT HAVING WIPED OFF ONE'S BEHIND AFTER DEFECATING: To feel uneasy since something is finished in a rough and incomplete manner.
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똥 누는 놈 주저앉히기
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남을 괴롭히는 고약하고 못된 마음이나 행동.
🌏 PRESSING DOWN ON SOMEONE WHILE HE/SHE IS DEFECATING: Nasty and mean mind or behavior that tries to harrass others.
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똥 누러 갈 적 마음 다르고 올 적 마음 다르다
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자기 일이 급할 때는 사정하며 매달리다가 그 일이 무사히 끝나고 나면 그 도와준 수고를 잊고 모른 체하며 지내다.
🌏 HAVE A CERTAIN STATE OF MIND BEFORE TAKING A DUMP, BUT HAVE A DIFFERENT STATE OF MIND AFTERWARDS; ONCE ON SHORE, WE PRAY NO MORE; THE DANGER PAST AND GOD FORGOTTEN: For one to beg someone desperately for help when his/her help is urgently needed, but to ignore him/her after things have finished and their troubles have ended.
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똥 묻은 개가 겨 묻은 개 나무란다
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자기는 더 큰 잘못이나 결점이 있으면서 도리어 남의 작은 잘못을 흉본다.
🌏 A DOG WITH DUNG REBUKES A DOG WITH HUSKS OF GRAIN: For one with greater faults or defects to speak ill of someone with smaller faults.
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똥(을) 뀌다
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방귀를 뀌다.
🌏 FART FECES: To let out a fart.
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똥(을) 밟다
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재수가 없다.
🌏 STEP ON DUNG: To have bad luck.
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똥(을) 싸다
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(속된 말로) 매우 열심히 또는 힘들게 하다.
🌏 TO DEFECATE: (slang) To do something very hard or struggle to do it.
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똥(이) 되다
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체면이나 면목이 서지 못하고 형편없게 되다.
🌏 BECOME FECES: To lose one's face and fall into a miserable and hopeless situation.
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똥값
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(속된 말로) 매우 싼 값.
Noun
🌏 DIRT-CHEAP PRICE: (slang) A very cheap price.
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똥개
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똥을 먹는 개. 또는 여러 종류가 섞인 잡종 개.
Noun
🌏 MONGREL: A dog that eats dung, or a mixed dog of many breeds.
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똥구덩이
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똥을 모아 두려고 판 구덩이.
Noun
🌏 MANURE PIT: A hole dug to store dung.
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똥구멍
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(속된 말로) 똥을 몸 밖으로 내보내는 구멍.
Noun
🌏 ASSHOLE: (slang) The opening through which feces is eliminated from the body.
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똥구멍(이) 찢어지다[째지다]
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몹시 가난하다.
🌏 HAVE ONE'S BUTTHOLE RIPPED[TORN]: To be very poor.
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똥그랗다
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작고 또렷하게 동글다.
Adjective
🌏 CIRCULAR; BALL-SHAPED: Small and clearly round.
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똥똥하다
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키가 작고 살이 쪄서 몸이 옆으로 퍼져 있다.
Adjective
🌏 SHORT AND FAT: A person being short and his/her body being wide as a result of putting on weight.
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똥물
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똥이 섞인 물.
Noun
🌏 FECAL WATER: Water added with feces.
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똥배
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볼록하게 튀어나온 배.
Noun
🌏 POTBELLY: A stomach that sticks out.
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똥오줌
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똥과 오줌.
Noun
🌏 FECES AND URINE: Feces and urine.
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똥오줌을 못 가리다
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(속된 말로) 일의 옳고 그름이나 앞뒤 분별을 못하다.
🌏 BE UNABLE TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN FECES AND URINE: (slang) To be unable to distinguish between right and wrong or the front and the back.
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똥이 무서워 피하나 더러워 피하지
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어떤 사람이 무서워서가 아니라 상대할 가치가 없어서 그 사람을 피한다는 말.
🌏 DUNG IS SHUNNED NOT BECAUSE IT IS SCARY, BUT BECAUSE IT IS DIRTY: An expression meaning one avoids someone not because one is fearful of him/her, but because one sees him/her as being beneath one's notice.
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똥차
(똥 車)
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재래식 변소의 똥오줌을 퍼서 실어 나르는 차.
Noun
🌏 HONEY WAGON: A truck for collecting and carrying excrement from non-flush toilets.
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똥차가 밀리다
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(속된 말로) 위로 결혼하지 않은 형제나 자매가 있어 그 동생들이 결혼하지 못하다.
🌏 RATTLETRAPS ARE BACKED-UP: (slang) For one to find it difficult to get married ahead of one's older brother or sister who has yet to be married.
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똥칠
(똥 漆)
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똥을 묻히는 짓.
Noun
🌏 SMEARING DUNG: The act of smearing dung.
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똥칠하다
(똥 漆 하다)
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똥을 묻히다.
Verb
🌏 SMEAR DUNG: To smear dung.
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똥통
(똥 桶)
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똥오줌을 받거나 담아 나르는 통.
Noun
🌏 BUCKET FOR FECES AND URINE: A bucket for collecting, or holding and carrying feces and urine.
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