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clench one's fists

To show a firm determination about something.

Fists come and go

To strike each other with fist in a fight.

be unable to handle

To be unable to cope with something because it is burdensome and troublesome.

work an abacus

To weigh the gains and losses from something.

flick the beads on the abacus

To weigh the gains and losses from something.

like juk, porridge, boils

To seethe inside with surging feelings such as rage, resentment, etc.

die and be unable to live; be dead gone on; be head over heels in love

To indulge in something.

risking one's life and death

Very hard; to the utmost extent of one's power.

either dying or fainting

An expression used to describe an attitude of a person who runs every risk and makes all-out efforts.

hate doing something more than dying

To abhor something.

be neither juk, porridge, nor rice; come to nothing; be good for nothing

For something to be done halfway with nothing achieved.

even if one wakes up[awakens] from death

Never ever no matter how hard one may try.

regardless of dying or living

In any case; always.

a dead life; a living corpse

A situation where one can hardly live on as if one is dead.

go through deadly hardships

To go through severe hardships.

as if dying or living; desperately; tooth and nail

To focus on doing only one thing by giving one's life and all.

defecate to death

To spend too much energy in doing something.

taste like a death

To face a very tough situation where one would rather die.

cook juk, porridge

To completely ruin something or fail.

regardless of whether something becomes juk, porridge, or rice

No matter what; regardless of whether something will suceed or not.