Meaning oftake outin English

Verb

1. to remove something
   The doctor will take out the stitches after a week.
2. to subdue or incapacitate someone; using force
   The police officer had to take out the violent suspect.
3. to kill or destroy completely
   The enemy's missile was designed to take out the entire city.
4. to emerge victorious in a competition or event
   The home team managed to take out the visiting team in the final game.
5. to obtain officially (license, permit, etc.)
   You need to apply for a license, but first, you have to take out an insurance policy.