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Meanings of take out in English
Usage of take out in English
1
It helped American forces take out Osama bin Laden and level Iraq.
2
Level 3 disasters take out an entire campus, city, or metropolitan area:
3
I take out the card I wrote the mayor's home number on.
4
A separate plane would take out his family and aides, diplomats said.
5
With our solution, you just take out the species itself, says Parry.
6
Other states have targeted how often consumers can take out payday loans.
7
Families back home have had to take out high-interest loans to survive.
8
Adam did not take out his watch; he had no need to.
9
Just because I believe him doesn't mean I won't take out insurance.
10
Remove the meat carefully from the bone and take out the bone.
11
Crack the stones, take out the kernels and break them in pieces.
12
Then take out one of them in a couple of years' time.
13
You must take out the herbs, when you put in the honey.
14
I didn't want to take out any more student loans, he said.
15
Level 2 disasters are those that take out an entire data center:
16
My parents had to take out a second mortgage to pay tuition.
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Take out through the time
Take out across language varieties
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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