Definition of take-home in English:

take-home

adjective ˈteɪkhəʊm

1Designating the remainder of a person's earnings after the deduction of tax, insurance, etc. Chiefly in "take-home pay".
2Designed or intended to be taken away for use or consumption at home; relating to such use or consumption.
3North American Education. Designating an examination or test which is intended to be completed without supervision outside of class time.
4Designating a key fact, point, or idea to be remembered, typically one emerging from a discussion or meeting.

noun ˈteɪkhəʊm

1Take-home pay.
2Something designed or intended to be taken away for use, consumption, or enjoyment at home.
3North American Education. A take-home examination or test.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From take + home.

Definition of take-home in US English:

take-home

adjectiveˈteɪkhəʊm

1Designating the remainder of a person's earnings after the deduction of tax, insurance, etc. Chiefly in "take-home pay".
2Designed or intended to be taken away for use or consumption at home; relating to such use or consumption.
3North American Education. Designating an examination or test which is intended to be completed without supervision outside of class time.
4Designating a key fact, point, or idea to be remembered, typically one emerging from a discussion or meeting.

nounˈteɪkhəʊm

1Take-home pay.
2Something designed or intended to be taken away for use, consumption, or enjoyment at home.
3North American Education. A take-home examination or test.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From take + home.

单词	take-home
释义	Definition of take-home in English: take-home adjective ˈteɪkhəʊm US 1Designating the remainder of a person's earnings after the deduction of tax, insurance, etc. Chiefly in "take-home pay". 2Designed or intended to be taken away for use or consumption at home; relating to such use or consumption. 3North American Education. Designating an examination or test which is intended to be completed without supervision outside of class time. 4Designating a key fact, point, or idea to be remembered, typically one emerging from a discussion or meeting. noun ˈteɪkhəʊm US 1Take-home pay. 2Something designed or intended to be taken away for use, consumption, or enjoyment at home. 3North American Education. A take-home examination or test. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From take + home. Definition of take-home in US English: take-home adjectiveˈteɪkhəʊm US 1Designating the remainder of a person's earnings after the deduction of tax, insurance, etc. Chiefly in "take-home pay". 2Designed or intended to be taken away for use or consumption at home; relating to such use or consumption. 3North American Education. Designating an examination or test which is intended to be completed without supervision outside of class time. 4Designating a key fact, point, or idea to be remembered, typically one emerging from a discussion or meeting. nounˈteɪkhəʊm US 1Take-home pay. 2Something designed or intended to be taken away for use, consumption, or enjoyment at home. 3North American Education. A take-home examination or test. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The New York Times. From take + home.
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