English to Malayalam Meaning of left out - ഇടത്തേയ്ക്ക്

Left out :
ഇടത്തേയ്ക്ക്
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English to Malayalam Dictionary: left out

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You can play croquet on the lawn after lunch walk in the forest and take a fishing rod out to the local riversIt was a relay event in which a group of basketball players dribble the ball for a short distance where another group of players takes over and the relay continuesTo score you must put the ball over the crossbar for a point or under the crossbar for a goal worth three points

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