意味
To ditch someone, leave abruptly, or avoid meeting someone (informal).
文化的背景
Very common among college students. Used in the context of 'cutting' through traffic or crowds. Used to describe blocking or ignoring someone.
Context is King
Only use this with people you know well. It is a 'friend-only' phrase.
Don't use with elders
It will sound very disrespectful.
意味
To ditch someone, leave abruptly, or avoid meeting someone (informal).
Context is King
Only use this with people you know well. It is a 'friend-only' phrase.
Don't use with elders
It will sound very disrespectful.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank.
पार्टी बोरिंग थी, इसलिए मैंने वहाँ से _____ लिया।
The phrase is 'kaat lena'.
Which is appropriate?
When talking to your boss, should you use 'kaat lena'?
It is too informal for a boss.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Chal yahan se...' B: 'Haan, chalo!'
Fits the context of leaving.
Match the meaning.
Kaat lena = ?
It means to bail.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題पार्टी बोरिंग थी, इसलिए मैंने वहाँ से _____ लिया।
The phrase is 'kaat lena'.
When talking to your boss, should you use 'kaat lena'?
It is too informal for a boss.
A: 'Chal yahan se...' B: 'Haan, chalo!'
Fits the context of leaving.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
It means to bail.
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よくある質問
8 問Yes, if used with strangers or elders. It's fine with friends.
No, it's too casual.
Conjugate the 'lena' part (liya, leta, lega).
No, that's just 'kaatna'.
Very common in urban areas.
It means you are cutting someone else off.
Only if you are joking with a close colleague.
No, it works for everyone.
関連フレーズ
निकल लेना
synonymTo leave
चंपत होना
similarTo disappear
दफा होना
contrastGet lost
