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Five Daily used phrases

Five daily used phrases


We come across such phrases , that leave  us dumbfounded and clueless. Today I have come up with five daily used phrases that are used on day to day conversation. So without further ado let's Get started.



1. Take something back ( वापस करना)


"Take something back" means to return some product or object that turns out to be broken Or defective, something that doesn't work.

For example 

👉 The other day I bought a mobile , but it was not functioning well. So I took it back to retailer.


2. To split something ( भागो में बांटना)


"To split something"means to divide or separate something into some parts.

Split something


 For example

👉 We are four , so split this pizza in four parts.

👉 Split this chocolate and share with your brother.

3. To have sweet tooth (मीठा पसंद करना)


 "To have sweet tooth" means to like sweets.

I have a sweet tooth


 For example

👉 He adores eating cake, because he has sweet tooth.

See also:-
Be used to (आदत है)
It's no use ( कोई फायदा नही है )


4. Outside the law ( कानून के खिलाफ)


"Outside the law" means against the law, to break the law.

For example

👉 Teasing a girl is outside the law.

👉 Cheating in exam is outside the law.


5. Go bad (खराब हो जाना)


"Go bad" means something that is no longer fresh to eat and drink.

Go bad


For example

👉 These apples have  gone bad , because you bought it two days before.

I hope these five phrases make sense to you. In case you have hard time understanding it. Feel free to make a comment below. We will help you with more examples.

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