Usages of dasu
ドア を 開けて、 靴 を 外 に 出しました。doa wo akete, kutu wo soto ni dasimasita.
I opened the door and put the shoes outside.
会計 の 前 に、 ポイントカード を 財布 から 出して おきます。kaikei no mae ni, pointokaado wo saihu kara dasite okimasu.
Before paying, I take my point card out of my wallet in advance.
冷蔵庫 から 出した ばかり の バター は 硬くて、 トースト に すぐ ぬれません。reizouko kara dasita bakari no bataa ha katakute, toosuto ni sugu nuremasen.
Butter just taken out of the refrigerator is hard and cannot be spread on toast right away.
取り皿 を 出す。torizara wo dasu.
I put out the small serving plates.
生ごみ を 外 に 出します。namagomi wo soto ni dasimasu.
I take the food waste outside.
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