take along[v]
take apart[v]
take around[v]
take as a compliment[phrase]
take as it comes[phrase]
take aside[v]
take at face value[phrase]
take away[v]
take away from[v]
take back[v]
take breath away[phrase]
take by storm[phrase]
take by surprise[phrase]
take care[phrase]
take charge[phrase]
take control[phrase]
take cover[phrase]
take criticism[phrase]
take delight in[phrase]
take down[v]
take down a notch[phrase]
take down a peg[phrase]
take drugs[phrase]
take effect[phrase]
take exception[phrase]
take exception to[phrase]
take exercise[phrase]
take fire[phrase]
take five[phrase]
take flight[v][phrase]
take for[v]
take for a ride[phrase]
take for granted[phrase]
take forever[phrase]
take form[v]
take gas[phrase]
take hat off to[phrase]
take heart[phrase]
take heed[phrase]
take hold of[v]
take hostage[phrase]
take in[v]
take in good part[phrase]
take in stride[phrase]
take interest in[phrase]
take into account[phrase]
take into consideration[phrase]
take issue[phrase]
take it easy[phrase]
take it from[phrase]
take it light[phrase]
take kindly to[phrase]
take leave of senses[phrase]
take liberties[phrase]
take life[phrase]
take life into hands[phrase]
take lightly[phrase]
take lying down[phrase]
take matters into own hands[phrase]
take name in vain[phrase]
take no for an answer[phrase]
take note[phrase]
take notice[phrase]
take off[v]
take offense[phrase]
take on[v]
take on a life of its own[phrase]
take on a trip[phrase]
take on board[phrase]
take on the chin[phrase]
take one's sweet time[phrase]
take out[v]
take out a loan[phrase]
take out in[v]
take out on[phrase]
take over[v]
take pains[phrase]
take part[phrase]
take personally[phrase]
take pick[phrase]
take pity on[phrase]
take place[phrase]
take pleasure in[phrase]
take possession[phrase]
take pot luck[phrase]
take pride in[phrase]
take priority[phrase]
take responsibility[phrase]
take revenge[phrase]
take root[v]
take seriously[phrase]
take shape[phrase]
take side[phrase]
take some beating[phrase]
take stock of[phrase]
take temperature[phrase]
take the bait[phrase]
take the biscuit[phrase]
take the bread out of mouth[phrase]
take the bull by the horns[phrase]
