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까마귀 앞에 입 추가~

까마귀 우는 소리~ 까까~~

뭔가 탄식하는 느낌~

아님 우리가 까마귀 재 또 우네~ 하고 탄식함ㅋㅋ

오~ 이렇게 많은 <오>가~~!

는 원래....

It's kind of cool!

까마귀의 적인 물고기!

1. 짐승의 회의, 뿔

2. 곤충의 촉각

3. 모, 모진 데

4. 구석, 코퉁이

5. 각도

6. 총각 總角

7. 술잔

   
   

   영어 _ horn. angle, corner. point.

각도(角度)

1.생각의 방향(方向)이나 관점(觀點).

2.한 점(點)에서 갈리어 나간 두 직선(直線)의 벌어진 정도(程度). 원(圓)의 중심(中心)에서 원(圓)의 둘레를 360으로 등분(等分)한 것을 1도(度)로 나타내고 이를 단위(單位)로 측정(測定)한다.

두각(頭角)

1.짐승 따위의 머리에 있는 뿔. 또는 머리나 머리 끝.

2.뛰어난 학식(學識)ㆍ재능(才能)ㆍ기예(技藝).

일각(一角)

1.한 귀퉁이.

2.한 개의.

사각(死角)

1.어느 각도(角度)에서도 보이지 아니하는 범위(範圍).

2.관심(關心)이나 영향(影響)이 미치지 못하는 범위(範圍)를 비유적(比喩的)으로 이르는 말.

3.총포(銃砲)의 사정거리(射程距離) 안에 있으면서도 무기(武器)의 구조(構造)나 장애물(障礙物) 때문에 쏠 수 없는 범위(範圍).

각축전(角逐戰 )

서로 이기려고 다투어 덤비는 싸움.

잎이 깃털 모양 혹은 양의 치아처럼 갈라진 모양이라서 붙여진 명칭

영어로 설명하면:

👉 Literal meaning: "If one has horns, one does not have teeth."
👉 Idiomatic meaning: "No one can have every advantage at once." or "A person cannot possess all strengths without any weaknesses."

비슷한 영어 표현

• “You can’t have it all.”

• “Every strength comes with a weakness.”

Figurative meaning: “Nobody can have everything.”

Example sentence: Don’t be jealous. Remember ‘gak-ja-mu-chi’: you can’t have it all.

Literal meaning: The idiom gak-ja-mu-chi (角者無齒) literally means, “If a creature has horns, it lacks teeth.” This comes from the observation that animals tend to have either strong horns or sharp teeth, but not both.

Figurative meaning: The expression teaches that no one can possess every advantage or strength at once. Every gift or strength comes with a trade-off, reminding us of the balance of nature and human life.

Comparable English sayings:

“You can’t have it all.”

“Every strength comes with a weakness.”

“Nature gives, but it also takes away.”

Literal meaning: “Killing with an inch-long sword.”

Figurative meaning: “A short but sharp remark can be very powerful.”

Easy English explanation: Sometimes one short sentence can change people’s minds more than a long speech.

Example sentences

Her one sentence was like chon-cheol-sal-in — short but powerful.

During the debate, he used chon-cheol-sal-in, making everyone silent with a single remark.

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Literal meaning: Chon-cheol-sal-in (寸鐵殺人) literally means “to kill with a short piece of iron (sword).”

Figurative meaning: It refers to short, concise, and sharp words that strike more effectively than long arguments.

Deeper interpretation: This idiom highlights the rhetorical power of brevity — showing that wit and precision in language can influence others more than lengthy explanations.

Example sentences

The politician’s witty remark was a true case of chon-cheol-sal-in — brief yet devastating.

In literature, a single line of poetry can achieve chon-cheol-sal-in, touching the heart more than pages of explanation.

Great speakers know the art of chon-cheol-sal-in: persuading with concise but powerful words.