take it out of one

take it out of (one)

To greatly deplete the energy, vitality, or vigor of someone. Listening to customer complaints all day can really take it out of you. I need to lie down—clearing that rubble from the road has taken it out of me!

take it out of one

Exhaust or fatigue one, as in This construction job really takes it out of me. This idiom alludes to depleting one's energy. [Mid-1800s]

词组	take it out of one
释义	take it out of one take it out of (one) To greatly deplete the energy, vitality, or vigor of someone. Listening to customer complaints all day can really take it out of you. I need to lie down—clearing that rubble from the road has taken it out of me! See also: of, out, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take it out of one Exhaust or fatigue one, as in This construction job really takes it out of me. This idiom alludes to depleting one's energy. [Mid-1800s] See also: of, one, out, take The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: take it out of (one) take it out of somebody vim and vigor tire out tired out sail right through something sail through sail through (something) sail through something bring (someone or something) alive
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