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    take out

    • ph.
      escort someone to a social event or place of entertainment；obtain an official document or service
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    • 1. escort someone to a social event or place of entertainment
    • 2. obtain an official document or service
    • 3. get a licence or summons issued
    • 4. relieve frustration or anger by attacking or mistreating a person or thing not responsible for such feelings
    • 5. buy food at a cafe or restaurant for eating elsewhere
    • 6. kill, destroy, or disable someone or something
    • 7. respond to a bid or double by one's partner by bidding a different suit

    out-take

    • n.
      a scene, sequence, or song filmed or recorded for a film, programme, or record album but not ...

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    take something out

    • ph.
      obtain an official document or service

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    take something out

    • ph.
      obtain an official document or service

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    take someone out

    • ph.
      escort someone to a social event or place of entertainment

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    take someone out

    • ph.
      escort someone to a social event or place of entertainment

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    take-out double

    • n.
      a double which, by convention, requires one's partner to bid, used to convey information ...

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    take it out of

    • ph.
      exhaust the strength of (someone)

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    take something out on

    • ph.
      relieve frustration or anger by attacking or mistreating (a person or thing not responsible for ...

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    take out

    • ph.
      escort someone to a social event or place of entertainment

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