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Take home Meaning in English

expression

ˈteɪk/ /ˈhoʊm
TAYK-HOHM
tˈeɪk/ /hˈəʊm
TAYK-HOHM

Definition

To bring something with you when you leave a place, especially to your house. It can also mean the amount of money you receive after deductions like taxes (take-home pay).

Usage & Nuances

Used in both literal (‘take home leftovers’) and financial (‘take-home pay’) senses. In the financial context, often used as 'take-home pay'. Informal for everyday conversation. Be careful—'take home' is not used for buying houses or places, just items and net salary.

Example Sentences

Can I take home this cake from the party?

basic

She always takes home extra food after dinner.

basic

How much do you take home each month after taxes?

basic

You can take home whatever you don’t finish.

natural

After all the deductions, my take home isn’t much.

natural

The most important thing to take home from this lesson is to never give up.

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