take one's business elsewhere
take one's business elsewhere verb: to stop dealing with a business; to switch to another business for one's dealings.
Verb
take one's business elsewhere (third-person singular simple present takes one's business elsewhere, present participle taking one's business elsewhere, simple past took one's business elsewhere, past participle taken one's business elsewhere)
- To stop dealing with a business; to switch to another business for one's dealings.
- Synonyms:
- take one's custom elsewhere
Synonyms of take one's business elsewhere
Forms of take one's business elsewhere
| third-person singular present | takes one's business elsewhere |
|---|---|
| present participle | taking one's business elsewhere |
| past | took one's business elsewhere |
| past participle | taken one's business elsewhere |
Questions about take one's business elsewhere
- What does take one's business elsewhere mean?
- Take one's business elsewhere means to stop dealing with a business; to switch to another business for one's dealings.
- What part of speech is take one's business elsewhere?
- Take one's business elsewhere is a verb.
- What is the past tense of take one's business elsewhere?
- The past tense of take one's business elsewhere is took one's business elsewhere.
Words near take one's business elsewhere in the dictionary
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