取出

qǔ chū · qu chu

Same in simplified and traditional Chinese

Meaning

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  1. to take out
  2. to extract
  3. to draw out

In a sentence

2 examples
01

他(tā)从(cóng)他(tā)的(de)口(kǒu)袋(dài)里(lǐ)取(qǔ)出(chū)了(le)一(yì)枚(méi)硬(yìng)币(bì)。

He took a coin out of his pocket.

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02

医(yī)生(shēng)从(cóng)抽(chōu)屉(ti)里(lǐ)取(qǔ)出(chū)体(tǐ)温(wēn)计(jì)给(gěi)病(bìng)人(rén)量(liáng)体(tǐ)温(wēn)。

The doctor took the thermometer out of the drawer to take the patient's temperature.

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