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to take down
[phrase form: take]
01
to write information for later use
Transitive: to take down information
02
to bring something to a lower position
Transitive: to take down sth
03
to bring a building or object to the ground
Transitive: to take down a building or structure
04
to criticize something or someone, causing a decrease in their value or reputation
Transitive: to take down sb/sth
05
to lower a garment worn on the lower part of the body, like pants or a skirt without fully removing it
Transitive: to take down pants or a skirt
06
to remove content, information, or a webpage from the online platform, making it no longer accessible to users
Transitive: to take down online content or website
take down
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Example
The journalist quickly took down the interviewee's responses in her notepad.
Can you take down the contact information and pass it along to the team?
The teacher asked the students to take down the homework assignment before leaving the class.
During the meeting, the secretary was instructed to take down the key points discussed.
The company quickly took down the misleading advertisement from its website.
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