take home (Meaning)

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take home (v)

earn as a salary or wage

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(of salary or wages) remaining after all deductions including taxes

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The students were asked to take home their assignments for weekend work.
The new employee was given a take-home exam to assess their programming skills.
The doctor prescribed a medication that the patient could take home and administer themselves.
The grocery store offered a "take home and cook" meal kit for convenience.
After the party, guests were encouraged to take home any leftover food.
The museum provided visitors with take-home brochures about their exhibits.
The sale price on the item was so low, people could practically take it home for free.
The babysitter was instructed to take home the children at the end of the night.
The jury was dismissed and instructed to take home the evidence for review.
The company offered a take-home vehicle program as a perk for its employees.

earn as a salary or wage, (of salary or wages) remaining after all deductions including taxes

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The students were asked to take home their assignments for weekend work.

The new employee was given a take-home exam to assess their programming skills.

The doctor prescribed a medication that the patient could take home and administer themselves.

The grocery store offered a "take home and cook" meal kit for convenience.