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View definitions for taking out

taking out

noun as in extraction

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"I remember taking out what looked like a burger patty and placing it in a hot pan. As it cooked it started looking like a well-seared steak."

From Salon

Hwang tried for 10 years to get Squid Game made, taking out large loans to support his family, before Netflix swooped in.

From BBC

Following instructions provided in the packaging, she mixed the powder and water and put it in the fridge, taking out one-fourth to one-half a milligram to inject herself in the stomach once a week.

Plus, with cars, taking out a loan typically means you're losing money.

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Adelaide receives the maximum student loan for maintenance in England of £10,200, in addition to taking out the annual student loan for tuition fees, which are currently £9,250 year.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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