Traducción de la palabra "Take"

to take

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01

tomar

to reach for something and hold it

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1.1

tomar

(particularly of illness) to abruptly affect, afflict, or strike someone

1.2

tomar

to measure or examine the rate, amount, level, etc. of something

1.3

elegir

to select or choose out of other available alternatives

1.4

tomar

to capture an image of someone or something

1.5

llevarse

to rob, dispossess, or deprive someone of something

1.6

tomar

to capture a place and obtain control over it

1.7

llevarse

to rent or purchase something

1.8

comprar

to purchase a type of publication regularly, especially a magazine or newspaper

1.9

tomar

to get or derive from a specific source

1.10

anotar

to record or write down information, typically for future reference or use.

02

llevarse

to move or carry a thing or person from one location to a different one

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2.1

tomar

to use a particular route or means of transport in order to go somewhere

2.2

llevar

to accompany someone to a specific place, particularly in order to lead or guide them

2.3

llevar

to bring someone or something into a particular state, level, situation, or condition

03

tomar

to consume a drug, medication, or substance in a specified manner, such as swallowing, inhaling, or injecting

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04

sacar

to remove something or someone from a specific place

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4.1

restar

to subtract a particular number from another

05

tomar

to receive something or someone willingly or accept something that someone has offered

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5.1

tomar

used for introducing someone or something as an instance or example

5.2

tomarse

to interpret or understand something in a specific way

5.3

tomar

to experience, endure, or be influenced by something

5.4

entender

to have or show a particular feeling, opinion, or reaction

5.5

ganar

to accomplish or obtain by victory

5.6

tomar

to go over, through, or around some obstacle

5.7

aguantar

to be able to tolerate, endure, or bear something

5.8

tomar

to be or start to be in a specific position, state or form

5.9

tomar

to act on or make use of an opportunity

06

[palabra ficticia]

(dummy verb) to perform an action that is specified by a noun

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07

tomar

to study a particular subject in school, university, etc.

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08

dar clase a

to be the one who teaches a class

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09

tardar

to need a specific amount of time to do something or for something to be done or happen

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9.1

hacer falta

to require a specific person or thing in order to function, happen, or be done

9.2

tener capacidad para

to have the capacity or space for a specific number or amount of people or things

9.3

usar

to wear a particular size of clothes, shoes, or any complementary article

10

tomar

to assume someone or something to be a particular person or thing, particularly mistakenly

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11

llevar

(grammar) to require or have something as part of the composition that is appropriate

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12

agarrar

(of plants, seeds, etc.) to start to grow or take root

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13

funcionar

to work successfully or have a positive effect

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14

tomar

to direct something in a specific direction

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15

tomar

to consume or accept a particular food or beverage

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16

tomar

to participate in a specific examination or assessment

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17

tomar

to use a specific plan or method to deal with a situation or reach a goal

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18

tomar

to show a particular reaction to someone or something

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19

tomar

(of machines) to utilize a specific substance or fuel for operation

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20

tomar

(of a sports player) to kick, throw, or initiate play from a specified position

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21

tomar

to be the one who leads a religious service

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22

tomar

to gather people's opinions using methods like voting, polling, or surveying

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23

tomar

(of businesses, shops, etc.) to earn or receive a specified amount of money from customers

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24

tomar

to allow someone to become a part of a particular group or receive a service

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25

tomar

to engage in a sexual act with someone

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26

tomar

to capture and confine someone against their will

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27

tomar

to accept responsibility and lead a situation or task

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28

tomar

to defeat someone in a competition

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29

tomar

to find a safe and peaceful place, especially in challenging situations or emergencies

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30

tomar

to possess an appealing or charming trait that attracts admiration or affection

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31

tomar

to use or have available for use

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32

tomar

to accept and commit to a specific responsibility or promise

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33

tomar

(in chess) to remove an opponent's piece from the board by moving one's own piece to its position

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34

tomar

to accept a certain form of payment or compensation

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35

tomar

to allow the entry of a substance

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36

tomar

to cause the loss of lives

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37

tomar

to participate in a certain event

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