Take out back Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To move or escort something or someone to the back part of a place, often outside or away from public view. Sometimes it is used literally, or can be used figuratively, especially in idioms.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in informal conversations. It can refer to physically moving something or someone to the back/outside, or be a euphemism (especially in movies/TV) for doing something privately or removing someone from a situation. Be careful: in some contexts, 'take out back' can imply something negative (e.g., punishment or destruction).
Example Sentences
Please take out back the empty boxes after the meeting.
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Can you take out back the trash?
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They want to take out back the old furniture.
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Let’s take out back those plants—it’ll give them more sun.
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I saw him take out back the broken chair and toss it in the dumpster.
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Sometimes, when there’s a problem, the boss will just take it out back and deal with it privately.
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