take-home
adjectiveUK /ˈteɪk.həʊm/
US /ˈteɪk.hoʊm/
Something you get to keep and carry home with you.
The teacher gave us a take-home test to finish over the weekend.
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2. The money you actually get to keep after taxes are taken out.
After taxes, her take-home pay was much lower than her salary.
3. Food you buy at a restaurant and eat somewhere else.
We ordered take-home pizza for dinner.
4. A test or task you do at home instead of in class.
The take-home exam was harder than the one in class.