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to take a lot out of somebody
[take] it out of {sb}to take a lot out of somebody
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to exhaust one mentally or physically in order to be done or achieved
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Idiom
Informal
Exemples
Caring for a newborn baby can take it of new parents, with the constant sleep deprivation and demands.
The stress of managing a high-pressure job can take a lot out of employees, leading to burnout.
