take away from
英 [teik əˈwei frɔm] 美 [tek əˈwe frʌm]

v.

减损；夺去；

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. A depositor forgot to take the receipt.
   一个存款人忘了拿走收据。
2. Book cannot be taken away from this room.
   不许把书从这房间拿走。

权威例句

The microbiological quality of cooked rice from restaurants and take-away premises in the United Kingdom.
Assessment of the microbiological safety of salad vegetables and sauces from kebab take-away restaurants in the United Kingdom.
From four‐course Peking duck to take‐away Singapore rice: An inquiry into the dynamics of the ethnic Chinese catering business in ...
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AEROBIC PLATE COUNTS OF PHILIPPINE READY‐TO‐EAT FOODS FROM TAKE‐AWAY PREMISES
Framing Science in a New Context: What Students Take Away From a Student‐Directed Inquiry Curriculum
From four‐course Peking duck to take‐away Singapore rice
Accidental ingestion of plastic from takeaway containers--food for thought
The question of transferability: what students take away from writing instruction
Take Away the Serpents from Us: The Sign of Serpent Handling and the Development of Southern Pentecostalism