take-home
What you keep
Take-home describes something you receive and bring with you, typically to complete elsewhere or keep permanently.
Take-home pay is what remains after deductions—the amount actually deposited in your account.
A take-home exam is completed outside class.
As a noun, the takeaway or key point: The take-home from the meeting was that layoffs are coming.
Compensation for labor
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- wagesPayment for work
- earningsMoney gained from work
- payWages for work
compensation · net · aftertax · disposable · remuneration · gross · deductions · withholding
paycheck
Compensation for labor
pay · compensation · net · aftertax · disposable · remuneration · gross · deductions · withholding · stipend
assignments
Allocated duties or tasks
- courseworkStudent academic tasks
- packetSmall sealed container
- worksheetExercise page for students
exercises · reading · essay · project · exam · deadline · tutoring · textbook · syllabus · grades
take-homegross
Total before subtractions
pre-tax · gross pay · gross income · gross earnings · gross salary
take-homein-class
Within the classroom
proctored · supervised · timed · closed-book · sit-down
take-homedine-in
Consumed on-site
eat-in · sit-down · on-premises · in-house · table service
take, home, taken, taking, overtake, homely, intake, homeland, undertaking