빼다

ppaeda · [빼다]

take out · draw · pull out · subtract

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Meanings

  1. take out; draw; pull outTo take out something that is inside or lodged in something else.
  2. subtract; remove; drawTo remove or take away a part from the whole.
  3. roll out; squeeze outTo roll something into a long shape.
  4. withdraw; get backTo withdraw savings or get back the deposit.
  5. vacate; move outTo vacate a leased residence like a rented home.
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  1. drain; air out; release; draw outTo cause the air, water, wind, etc., contained in a place to come out.
  2. remove; get outTo remove a stain or smudge by washing or rinsing.
  3. relax; enervateTo cause power, energy, etc., in the body to disappear.
  4. lose; removeTo reduce fat, weight, etc.
  5. stretch out; stick out; craneTo stretch out one's neck or tongue.
  6. stretch out; hold; sustainTo speak or sing by stretching out the word or note.
  7. resemble; take after; be a spitting image ofTo inherit exactly the same appearance, characteristics, etc.
Other Words Spelled the Same (2)

빼ː다 · verb

  1. evade; shirkTo be not willing to do something because one dislikes it or is afraid of it.
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  1. sneak away; turn tail(slang) To run away to avoid something or someone.

빼ː다 · verb

  1. dress oneself upTo be dressed in clean and neat attire.
  2. make an affected pose; assume airsTo show a false behavior or attitude intentionally.

Examples from Lessons (3)

Please leave out the syrup.

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Would you like me to leave the ice in?

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네 휘핑크림은 빼고 그냥 깔끔하게 주세요.

No, please leave the whipped cream off and just keep it simple.

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Grammar in These Examples

Korean definitions, pronunciations and learner levels are from the Basic Korean Dictionary (한국어기초사전) by the National Institute of Korean Language, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0 KR.

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