Take out
/teɪk aʊt /A2
Elementary
1. To remove something from a place.
- He took out his wallet from his back pocket.
- Please take the trash out before you leave.
2. To go on a date with someone.
- He asked her if he could take her out to dinner.
- They went out last night; he took her out to a new restaurant.
3. To obtain something officially or by payment.
- She took out a loan to buy a new car.
- He needs to take out insurance before traveling.
4. To kill or destroy someone or something.
- The sniper took out the target with one shot.
- The storm took out power lines across the region.
5. To get food or drinks from a restaurant to consume elsewhere; take away.
- We decided to take out some pizza for dinner.
- He went to the café to get coffee to take out.
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