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to take
[VERB] MAIN VERB
1.1
to rent or purchase something
1.3
to record or write down information, typically for future reference or use.
1.5
to seize or capture a place or person and obtain control over them
1.6
to get or derive from a specific source
1.7
to rob, dispossess, or deprive someone of something
1.8
to purchase a type of publication regularly, especially a magazine or newspaper
1.9
to measure or examine the rate, amount, level, etc. of something
4.1
to subtract a particular number from another
5.5
to accomplish or obtain by victory
5.6
to go over, through, or around some obstacle
5.7
to act on or make use of an opportunity
5.9
to be able to tolerate, endure, or bear something
7.3
to wear a particular size of clothes, shoes, or any complementary article
Examples
1. Tourists took several photos of the picturesque landscape.
2. The three brothers took stock of the warehouse.
3. At precisely 6:45 a.m. the rowdiness ceases as Sailor, a union safety expert, takes the floor for his weekly lecture.
4. Years of smoking and drinking has taken a toll on her health.
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