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I . take [teɪk] N

1. take no pl (receipts):

take

2. take (filming):

take
take

Phrases:

to be on the take Am inf

II . take <took, taken> [teɪk] VB trans

2. take (consume):

take medicine

3. take (hold):

take

6. take (hold onto):

take

7. take (capture):

take
take
take prisoners

8. take games:

take
take

14. take (have):

to take a rest
to take a walk

15. take Brit (score):

take

16. take Brit, Aus (teach):

take

18. take (write):

take notes
take photos
take letter

19. take (use for travel):

take bus

III . take <took, taken> [teɪk] VB intr (have effect)

take aback VB trans

1. take aback (surprise):

take aback

2. take aback (shock):

take aback

take along VB trans

II . take apart VB intr

I . take away VB trans

1. take away (remove):

take away
take away

2. take away (deprive of):

take away
take away

3. take away (bring away with):

take away

4. take away (make leave):

take away
take away

5. take away (lessen):

take away

6. take away Brit, Aus (buy to eat elsewhere):

take away meal

7. take away (subtract from):

take away

8. take away mat:

take away

take back VB trans

1. take back (return to original place):

take back

2. take back (accept back):

take back

3. take back (accompany a person):

take back

4. take back (let return):

5. take back (retract):

take back
take back

6. take back (carry to a past time):

take back

7. take back (remind):

take back

take down VB trans

1. take down (bring lower):

take down
take down

2. take down (remove from high place):

take down

3. take down (remove):

take down
take down

5. take down (write):

take down

6. take down inf (depress):

take down

7. take down inf (make less confident):

take down

take in VB trans

1. take in (bring inside):

take in
take in

2. take in (hold):

take in in one's arms

4. take in (admit):

take in
take in student

5. take in (bring to police):

take in

8. take in (understand):

take in
take in

9. take in (include):

take in

10. take in (bring into the house):

take in

11. take in (do at home):

take in typing, sewing

I . take off VB trans

1. take off (remove from):

take off from market

3. take off inf (force to give up):

take off

4. take off inf (leave):

take off
take off

5. take off (bring away):

take off team

8. take off (subtract):

take off

9. take off (stop giving):

to take sb off a diet

10. take off (stop running):

take off

11. take off (stop showing):

take off movie

12. take off Brit (imitate):

take off

II . take off VB intr

1. take off (leave the ground) AVIAT:

take off

2. take off inf (leave):

take off
take off

3. take off inf (flee):

take off
take off

4. take off (have success):

take off

I . take on VB trans

1. take on (agree to try):

take on

2. take on (employ):

take on

3. take on (acquire):

take on

4. take on (hire):

take on

5. take on (fight):

take on

6. take on (stop for loading):

take on fuel
take on goods
take on passengers

take out VB trans

1. take out (remove):

take out
take out teeth

2. take out (bring outside):

take out

4. take out (pay for sb):

take out

5. take out inf (kill):

take out

6. take out (destroy):

take out
take out

7. take out (arrange to get):

take out licence

8. take out (withdraw):

take out
take out

9. take out (borrow):

take out

10. take out (vent anger):

take out

I . take over VB trans

1. take over (buy out):

take over
take over

2. take over (seize control):

take over

take-off [ˈteɪkɒf, Am -ɑ:f] N

1. take-off AVIAT:

2. take-off Brit, Aus (imitation):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
If someone goes on a crash diet, then maybe toxins are released but then the body would take care of them.
news.nationalpost.com
This will allow for vertical take-off and landing capabilities, hovering on the spot, and more energy-efficient operation than traditional propellor-based systems.
www.gizmag.com
While conceding that federal law protects the animals, these individuals also argued that economic needs (like livestock grazing) should take precedence over the horses.
en.wikipedia.org
Hunter is able to take a stand against the accusations leveled against him by the parents at the meeting.
en.wikipedia.org
The coracles are about 2.24 m in diameter, but still can take a load of eight persons at a time.
en.wikipedia.org
Other times, an individual will maintain their innocence despite the test results and ask to re-take the lie detector test.
en.wikipedia.org
However, she failed to take another wicket in the remaining four matches at an economy rate over five.
en.wikipedia.org
Its objectives were to reconnoitre and damage the beach defences, take prisoners and destroy a searchlight battery.
en.wikipedia.org
They thereupon confiscate his canoe and take off down river, leaving him to face the vengeance of the approaching humans alone.
en.wikipedia.org
This involves emailing staff who take an unusually large amount of personal leave to show them how they compare to the average.
www.themandarin.com.au

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