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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   take someone out

   • ph.
     escort someone to a social event or place of entertainment；respond to a bid or double by one's partner by bidding a different suit
2. • 相關詞

   take someone/something out

   • ph.
     kill, destroy, or disable someone or something

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   take someone/something out

   • ph.
     kill, destroy, or disable someone or something

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   take someone out of themselves

   • ph.
     make a person forget their worries

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   take someone out of themselves

   • ph.
     make a person forget their worries

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   take the starch out of someone

   • ph.
     deflate or humiliate someone

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   take the piss (out of someone or something)

   • ph.
     mock someone or something

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   take the words out of someone's mouth

   • ph.
     say what someone else was about to say

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   take the wind out of someone's sails

   • ph.
     frustrate someone by unexpectedly anticipating an action or remark

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   take someone out

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

   Oxford Dictionary