Korean expression
버려
Said by SUNGHOON (ENHYPEN)
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버려 means "throw it away" in Korean.
How it works here
Here, ‘버리다’ means to remove or dispose of something unnecessary. It is understood as an instruction concerning the previously mentioned object.
Dictionary form
버리다
Here, to throw away trash or something unnecessary
The imperative form ‘버려’ of ‘버리다’ is very natural in everyday conversation. In polite settings, a softer expression may be used. It differs from expressions such as ‘버려두다’ (to leave something).
When it's used
Used when sorting out unnecessary objects, trash, or leftovers and telling someone how to dispose of them.
The line
버려 이거는
Throw this away.
Said while organizing a home and telling someone to dispose of an unnecessary object.
Scene from “EP.1 버려진 자의 방 | Knight Of Blood Moon | ENHYPEN (엔하이픈) ‘EN-O’CLOCK SPIN OFF’” · Channel: ENHYPEN Watch on YouTube
More examples
더 이상 안 쓰는 종이는 버려.
Throw away the paper you no longer use.
상한 음식은 바로 버려야 해요.
You should throw away spoiled food right away.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
버려
버려 이거는
Throw this away.
- Using ‘버리다’ to mean repairing something old.
- Using ‘버리다’ to mean secretly taking someone else’s property.
- Using ‘버리다’ to mean repeatedly adding useless words.
- Using ‘버리다’ to mean disposing of trash or something unnecessary.
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Using ‘버리다’ to mean disposing of trash or something unnecessary.
The imperative form ‘버려’ of ‘버리다’ is very natural in everyday conversation. In polite settings, a softer expression may be used. It differs from expressions such as ‘버려두다’ (to leave something).
Other words in this line
- 이거
- This thing
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