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abstract from

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abstract something from someone or something
to steal something from someone or something. (Formal.) The officer was found guilty of abstracting a rather large amount of money from the company.

abstract something from something

to take the important information from a longer document; to extract the essentials or the gist from a piece of complicated writing. Can you abstract a shorter article from this material?


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