Phrasal verb №70
take away
/teɪk əˈweɪ/
Meaning
To remove something from a place; also to subtract in math
Example
She took away the empty plates after dinner.
She took away the empty plates after dinner.
IVERBS
Phrasal verb №70
/teɪk əˈweɪ/
The teacher took away the phone because the boy used it in class.
The teacher took away the phone because the boy used it in class.
When you take away five from twelve, you get seven.
When you take away five from twelve, you get seven.
The medicine takes away her pain quickly.
The medicine takes away her pain quickly.