What does "take out" mean?

To obtain a loan or insurance To arrange for financial products.

How do you use "take out" in a sentence?

We took out a mortgage. She took out insurance. Don't take out loans you can't afford.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To obtain a loan or insurance

办理（贷款或保险）

Contratar un préstamo o seguro

（ローンや保険を）契約する

(대출이나 보험을) 계약하다

To arrange for financial products.

申请金融产品。

Gestionar productos financieros.

金融商品を申し込んで契約すること。

금융 상품을 가입하거나 계약하다.

Base verb: take

Particle: out

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

We took out a mortgage.
我们办了房贷
Pedimos una hipoteca
住宅ローンを組んだ
우리는 주택담보대출을 받았다.
She took out insurance.
她买了保险
Contrató un seguro
彼女は保険に加入した
그녀는 보험에 가입했다.
Don't take out loans you can't afford.
不要借还不起的贷款
No pidáis préstamos que no podáis pagar
返せないローンを組むな
감당할 수 없는 대출을 받지 마라.

Context: loans, insurance

Tone: serious

From taking out financial arrangements.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal