Meaning oftake awayin English

Verb

1. to deprive someone of something; take possession
   The government will take away their license if they don't comply.
2. to remove and relocate something; change its position
   The movers will take away the old furniture tomorrow.
3. to subtract or reduce something; decrease amount
   The new policy will take away some of the company's benefits.
4. to forcibly remove someone; take away by force
   The police will take away the suspect by force if necessary.
5. to restrict or prevent someone (from an action or location)
   The new law will take away their right to protest in public.