No. 17,845 in Korean
손발을
"손발을" means "hands and feet."
In a sentence
손발을 맞추자.
Let's synchronize our movements.
In this sentence, '손발을' conveys the idea of cooperation and synchronization between people, implying unity in actions.
일하다 보니 손발을 쓸 시간이 없다.
While working, there's no time to use my hands and feet.
Here, '손발을' refers to the physical actions or efforts made using one's hands and feet, metaphorically implying busy or exhaustive activity.
손발을 다쳐서 불편합니다.
It is inconvenient because my hands and feet are injured.
In this case, '손발을' directly relates to the physical state of hands and feet, indicating injury and discomfort.
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