抽出

chōuchū
  1. to take out
  2. to extract

CEDICT

  1. to extract
  2. to select from a lot; to draw
  3. to take (the time to do something)
  4. to take out

Wiktionary

Examples

我很少能抽出时间看书。

I can seldom find time for reading.

Source: Tatoeba

Entry Composition

1 抽 chōu
  1. to draw out
  2. to pull out from in between
  3. to remove part of the whole
  4. (of certain plants) to sprout or bud
  5. to whip or thrash
=2 出 chū
  1. to go out; to come out
  2. to arise; to occur
  3. to produce; to yield
  4. to go beyond; to exceed
  5. (used after a verb to indicate an outward direction or a positive result)
  6. classifier for dramas, plays, operas etc
=2 出 chū variant of 出 chū (classifier for plays or chapters of classical novels)

Related entries

取出 qǔchū
  1. to take out
  2. to extract
  3. to draw out
約翰從口袋裏取出了一把鑰匙。

John took a key out of his pocket.

Source: Tatoeba

拿出 náchū
  1. to take out
  2. to put out
  3. to provide
  4. to put forward (a proposal)
  5. to come up with (evidence)
他拿出了几枚硬币。

He took out some coins.

Source: Tatoeba

掏出 tāochū
  1. to fish out
  2. to take out (from a pocket, bag etc)
汤姆掏出钥匙开了门。

Tom took out his key and opened the door.

Source: Tatoeba

引出 yǐnchū
  1. to extract
  2. to draw out
抽取 chōuqǔ
  1. to extract
  2. to remove
  3. to draw (a sales commission, venom from a snake etc)
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