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take out

UK
/teɪk aʊt/
US
/teɪk aʊt/

Translations

take outverb
took out
Past Simple
taken out
Past Participle
taking out
Gerund
UK
/teɪk aʊt/
US
/teɪk aʊt/
enleverS'emploie pour retirer quelque chose d'un endroit, souvent avec effort ou délicatesse.
The dentist had to take out the patient's wisdom tooth.
Le dentiste a dû enlever la dent de sagesse du patient.
She took out the trash before leaving for work.
Elle a retiré les ordures avant de partir au travail.
souscrireSe dit d'un prêt, d'une assurance ou d'un abonnement.
He took out a loan to buy a new car.
Il a souscrit un prêt pour acheter une nouvelle voiture.
Additional translations
éliminerSens général de suppression, d'élimination ou de destruction; familier ou neutre selon le contexte.
inviterSens courant dans la langue parlée, notamment avec un repas ou une sortie.
abattreS'emploie dans un contexte violent, militaire ou policier pour parler d'une cible.
Synonyms
eliminate
extract
withdraw
dislodge
take away
remove

Definitions

take outverb
To remove something from a place.
She took out the trash before leaving for work.
To extract or remove something, often with effort.
The dentist had to take out the patient's wisdom tooth.
To obtain an official document or service.
He took out a loan to buy a new car.
To invite someone to go somewhere, especially for entertainment or a meal.
He took her out to dinner for their anniversary.
To kill or destroy someone or something.
The sniper was ordered to take out the target.
To remove or eliminate something from consideration.
They decided to take out the controversial clause from the contract.
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