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取り出す · godan verb (-su)

Meanings

godan verb (-su), transitive verb

Physically removing something from a container, storage, or enclosed space; also used for selecting or extracting items.

godan verb (-su), transitive verb

fetch; retrieve

Going to get something and bringing it back; often implies a purposeful action of obtaining an item from a specific location.

〈場ば所しょ〉から〈物もの〉を取とり出だすto take/fetch something out from a place
バッグから財さい布ふを取とり出だした。
I took my wallet out of my bag.
〈物もの〉を取とり出だして使つかうto take something out and use it
工こう具ぐ箱ばこからドライバーを取とり出だして使つかった。
I took a screwdriver out of the toolbox and used it.

出だすN5sense 1
出す is the general verb for 'to take/put out' without specifying a container, while 取り出す specifically emphasizes removing something from an enclosed space.
引ひき出だすN3sense 1
引き出す adds a nuance of pulling or drawing something out (e.g. money from a bank, information from a person), while 取り出す is neutral about the manner of removal.
取とり上あげるN3sense 1
取り上げる means to pick up or take up (often adopting or confiscating something), whereas 取り出す focuses on physically extracting an item from a container.
抽ちゅう出しゅつ sense 1
抽出する is a formal, technical word for extracting or sampling (e.g. data, chemical compounds), while 取り出す is the everyday word for physically taking something out.

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持もち出だすN2
取り出す focuses on removing something from inside a container or storage, while 持ち出す emphasizes carrying it away from its usual location, often without permission.
抜ぬき出だすN2
取り出す means to take something out of a container or place, while 抜き出す focuses on pulling a specific item out from among others.

しまうN3sense 1
しまう means to put something away or store it, the opposite action of 取り出す, which means to take something out.
入いれるN5sense 1
入れる means to put something into a container, the reverse of 取り出す, which means to take it out.
投なげ込こむ
投げ込む means to throw something into a place, while 取り出す means to take something out of it.

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取とり込こむN1
取り出す means to take something out or extract it, the reverse action of 取り込む's sense of bringing something in.
収おさめるN3
収める means to put something into a place, while 取り出す means to take something back out of it.
放ほうり込こむN1
取り出す means to take something out, the reverse action of 放り込む putting something in.
埋うめ込こむN1
取り出す means to take something out or remove it, the opposite action of 埋め込む which puts something in and buries it.
押おし込こむN2
取り出す means to take something out, the opposite direction from 押し込む, which forces something in.

Compound of 取り (continuative form of 取る, 'to take') + 出す ('to take out'). The combination yields the meaning 'to take out' or 'to extract'.