| 释义 |
●ˌtake sth ˈout1. to remove a part of the body from inside sb 切除，摘除（人体器官）◆She had to have her appendix taken out.
她只得切除了阑尾。◆I’m afraid we’ll have to take the tooth out.
恐怕我们得把这颗牙拔了。OBJ tonsils, teeth, appendix
SYN remove sth (more formal) 2. to obtain an official document or a service 领到（正式文件）；获得（服务）◆She took out a loan to buy a new car.
她贷款买来一辆新车。◆Did you remember to take out travel insurance?
你没忘记去购买旅行保险吧？OBJ insurance, loan, mortgage3. (against sb) to start a legal process against sb by means of an official document （针对某人）发布，送达，下达（法院指令等）◆They took out an injunction against the newspaper.
他们向这家报纸发出了禁制令。OBJ summons, injunction4. (for sth) to leave your house with sth in order to do a particular activity 带某物出去（活动）◆Shall we take the car out for a drive this afternoon?
我们今天下午开车出去兜风好吗？5. (NAmE) ➡ take sth away (5) [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |