phrasal verb with take UK​ /teɪk/ US​ /teɪk/ verb took, taken A (social) [us, uk] “to take away, to buy food in restaurant and eat it somewhere else”: Is that to eat in or take out? Or “to get money from a bank account”: I took out some money for the weekend.​ Or “to arrange to get something from a company, bank, etc”.: I’m going to take out a life insurance policy. He had to take out a loan to pay his taxes. B (tele) E dopo la parentesi britannica a cura del[…]