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take home

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take something home (with oneself)
1. Lit. to carry something to one's home. We took a lot of souvenirs home with us.
2. Fig. to take a thought, idea, or concept away [to one's home] from a meeting or conference. Take this idea home with youdiversify your investments.
See also: home, take


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