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No. 16,469 in Korean

빼가기

"빼가기" means "to take away" or "to remove secretly or cunningly."

In a sentence

  • 그는 교실에서 선생님의 필통을 몰래 빼갔다.

    He secretly took away the teacher's pencil case from the classroom.

    Here, '빼가기' is used to describe the act of secretly taking something without permission, implying an inappropriate or sneaky behavior.

  • 가게에서 도둑이 물건을 빼갔다는 소식을 들었어요.

    I heard the news that a thief took away items from the store.

    In this sentence, '빼가기' again refers to the act of stealing or taking something away, emphasizing the unauthorized action.

  • 어젯밤에 놀이터에서 위험한 것을 빼갔습니다.

    Last night, we removed something dangerous from the playground.

    Here, '빼가기' is used in a neutral sense to describe the act of removing or taking away something, possibly to ensure safety or by necessity.

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