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No. 16,476 in Korean

빼앗았고

"빼앗았고" means "took away" or "snatched away."

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  • 그는 다른 학생의 연필을 빼앗았고 아무 말도 하지 않았다.

    He took another student's pencil and said nothing.

    The word '빼앗았고' is used to indicate forcibly taking or depriving someone of an item, showing action sequence.

  • 그 회사는 시장에서 경쟁자의 고객을 빼앗았고 성공적인 전략을 발표했다.

    The company took the competitor's customers from the market and announced a successful strategy.

    Here, '빼앗았고' represents gaining dominance or acquiring something from others by superior action.

  • 그는 약자의 권리를 빼앗았고 이를 정당화하려 했다.

    He took away the rights of the weak and tried to justify it.

    In this context, '빼앗았고' conveys the act of seizing intangible things like rights or privileges.

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