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to take
You need to take an umbrella, it's going to rain.
to take along, to bring
I take my bag along with me.
to buy, to purchase
I bought this book for ten euros.
to hug, to embrace
She hugs her baby.
to choose, to select, to pick
I choose this sweater rather than the other.
to steal, to snatch, to take away
He stole my pen without asking.
to trap, to catch, to capture
The police officer caught the thief.
to eat, to drink
I will drink a coffee before leaving.
to take, to get on
I have to take the subway to go to work.
to accept, to take
He accepted the responsibility for his actions.
to take, to get
The player took a hit to the head during the match.
to take into account, to consider
He takes everyone's opinions into account before deciding.
to catch, to catch red-handed
The police caught the thief red-handed.
to challenge, to dare
He challenged his opponent to a duel.
to hire, to employ
The company hires a new employee this month.
to rent, to hire, to take
We rent a car for the weekend.
to take on, to assume
He took on the management of the company.
to treat, to deal with
He always treats her gently.
to gain weight, to put on weight
He gained three kilos during the holidays.
to get caught, to get stuck
My coat got caught in the door.
to absorb, to take in
The boat takes in water.
to take
You have to take the first street on the left.
to take root, to sprout
The tomato plants have taken root well.
to charge, to collect, to take
The shop charges ten euros for this book.
to take effect, to work, to have an effect
The medicine takes effect quickly.
to get caught, to get stuck
The carpet got stuck under the door.
to start, to begin
He starts singing when he is happy.
to gradually become, to take on, to develop
The situation gradually becomes worrying.
to take over, to occupy, to seize
The army took over the city.
to pick up, to give a ride, to follow
I pick up my friend at the station.
to take, to interpret, to understand
He took my words seriously.
to mistake for, to take for
He mistook me for my brother.
to feel, to catch, to be seized by
He caught a cold last night.
to see, to receive, to give an audience
The director sees the visitors every morning.
to take (time), to occupy, to take up
This meeting takes a lot of time.
to absorb, to engage
This work absorbs my whole day.
to contain, to have
This word contains a silent letter at the end.
to set, to harden
The sauce is starting to set.
to consider oneself, to take oneself for
He considers himself an expert in cooking.
to take, to ingest
He takes his pills every morning.
