extract from



extract something from someone or something

to remove something from someone or something; to make someone or a group give something. We extracted the juice from the oranges. The police questioning Maggie extracted the truth from her.
See also: extract

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Eutropia-Ancient Greek
Arrhenius[a:r'reiniʊs]
HrÓArr-Ancient Scandinavian
Antoinette[.æntwa:'net]
CosmoKAWZ-moEnglish
Meena-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Tamil