English · Daily Life
take out
/teɪk aʊt/
[/teɪk aʊt/]
remove; buy to go
Beginnerverb
Definition
To remove something from a place, or to buy food to eat elsewhere.
Example
Please take out the rubbish tonight.
Please take out the rubbish tonight.
Etymology
From 'take' plus 'out', meaning to remove from within.
How & Where It’s Used
Common for chores and food orders.