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Phrasal verb of the day - To flip/flick through

Nirdesh N.
11/09/2018 0 0

Flip through/ Flick through - Nazar dalna/ sarsari nazar Dalna - to quickly/ briefly look at the pages of any book or magazine |

Example - I was flipping through my notes.

 

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