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take out
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1.
Global
neutral
To remove or extract something from a place or container.
2.
US
UK
Global
informal
colloquial
To kill, eliminate, or neutralize a person or target, often used in contexts of violence or military action.
3.
US
UK
Global
neutral
formal
To obtain or procure an official document, financial instrument, or service, as in taking out insurance, a loan, or a policy.
4.
Global
neutral
To send forth or dispatch a party, team, or group for a specific task (for example, to take out a searching party).
5.
Global
neutral
informal
To deduct or remove an agreed portion, fee, or charge from an amount (for example, to take out a percentage).
6.
Global
neutral
informal
To escort someone socially to an event or outing (to take someone out).
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