phrasal verb

Take out

No. 24 most commonLetter TInseparable

2Sections

Borrow a library book

Meanings

  • Borrow a library book (separable [optional], International English)
  • Borrow money from a bank or other official lender (separable [optional], International English)
  • Extract or remove (separable [optional], International English)
  • someone, especially a date (separable [obligatory], International English)
  • Obtain insurance (separable [optional], International English)
  • Kill, murder (separable [optional], International English)

Examples

  • I TOOK OUT all the books I needed for my essay from the library.
  • Jackie and Anil TOOK OUT a mortgage to buy a bigger flat.
  • The dentist TOOK OUT all of my wisdom teeth before they started causing any problems.
  • He TOOK her OUT to a restaurant last Friday night.
  • I TOOK OUT some health insurance before I went backpacking around Latin America.
  • The gang TOOK him OUT after he spoke to the police.

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