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I am not a native speaker of English. I want to know if exists somethere is a verb that means in the most cases:"take away something from other people".

Take away something from other people.

For example.: If you say "I take it away"I take it away do you understand that (in most cases) you take something away from other people? removingRemoving it from the other person?

ExistsIs there a better verb than take awaytake away?

In spanishSpanish the word is "quitar"quitar. In the most cases it means "from other".

I am not native English. I want to know if exists some verb that means in the most cases:

Take away something from other people.

For example. If you say "I take it away" do you understand that (in most cases) you take away from other people? removing it from the other person?

Exists a better verb than take away?

In spanish the word is "quitar". In the most cases it means "from other".

I am not a native speaker of English. I want to know if there is a verb that means "take away something from other people".

For example: If you say I take it away do you understand that (in most cases) you take something away from other people? Removing it from the other person?

Is there a better verb than take away?

In Spanish the word is quitar. In most cases it means "from other".

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asked Jun 12, 2018 at 13:46

Emilio Platzer

How do you say "take away from someone else"?

I am not native English. I want to know if exists some verb that means in the most cases:

Take away something from other people.

For example. If you say "I take it away" do you understand that (in most cases) you take away from other people? removing it from the other person?

Exists a better verb than take away?

In spanish the word is "quitar". In the most cases it means "from other".

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