Rechercher
to take to
[phrase form: take]
01
se prendre d'affection pour
to start to like someone or something
Example
The students took to the new teacher quickly.
The audience took to the band 's music instantly.
The team took to the coach 's leadership style from the beginning.
02
se mettre à, commencer à
to start doing something regularly or habitually
Example
She took to swimming after joining the local club.
03
s'initier à, apprendre rapidement à
to learn a skill or activity, often with ease or enthusiasm
Example
She took to painting after attending an art class.
04
prendre la route vers, se diriger vers
to enter or move toward a particular location, often with a sense of purpose or intention
Example
The fish quickly took to the water to escape the net.
During their escape, the prisoners took to the sewer tunnels in hopes of reaching the outskirts of town.
When they saw the storm clouds moving in, the beachgoers quickly took to their cars to drive to safety.
Exemple
The students took to the new teacher quickly.
The audience took to the band's music instantly.
The team took to the coach's leadership style from the beginning.
She took to her new neighbor after a few friendly conversations.
The community took to the charity event, showing overwhelming support.
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