Meaning of "Retired at the rank of colonel"
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Retired at the rank of colonel대령 만기 전역#MBTI#SNS#혐오#사투리#사회/이슈#밈/유행어2010s MemeThis is a sarcastic expression used to describe someone who talks as if they have military experience or hold a high rank, but is actually just bragging by exaggerating the circumstances of their discharge (such as whether they served their full term).
"He kept talking about retiring at the end of his term as a colonel, but he never actually showed me his discharge papers."
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