게 떨리다

getteolrida

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Also spelled geteolrida, gettolrida

be that nervous; shake like this

떨리다 is trembling, and in these lines it is nerves rather than cold. Almost every adverb here is a pointing word, either that much or like this, because the speaker is either measuring the nerves against expectation, saying they were not all that nervous, or physically demonstrating the shaking. Note that one line uses a lookalike phrase meaning without realising it, not a manner adverb.

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