take out of

Idioms and Phrases

see take a leaf out of someone's book ; take it out of one ; take the bread out of someone's mouth ; take the starch out of ; take the sting out of ; take the wind out of someone's sails ; take the words out of someone's mouth .

Example Sentences

Take out-of-door exercise—indoor only when fresh air is possible—that you enjoy and that agrees with you.

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