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take up with VB intr

1. take up with usu pej (become friendly):

2. take up with pass (absorb):

to be taken up with sth

I . take on VB trans

1. take on work, responsibility, duty:

2. take on colour, look, tone:

3. take on (employ):

4. take on (compete, fight):

take down VB trans

1. take down (put down):

2. take down (from high place):

3. take down (remove):

4. take down (dismantle):

5. take down (write down):

notować [perf za-]

6. take down inf (depress):

take back VB trans

1. take back (to original place):

2. take back (return):

3. take back (accept back):

4. take back (repossess):

5. take back (accompany person):

6. take back statement, words:

7. take back (remind):

take apart VB trans

1. take apart (dismantle):

2. take apart (criticize):

3. take apart fig (destroy, defeat):

take aback VB trans usu pass

I . take <took, taken> [teɪk] VB trans

8. take (seize):

9. take (assume):

11. take (study):

14. take (subtract):

16. take (wear):

17. take (occupy):

this seat is taken

19. take (get control):

20. take (be attracted by):

to be taken by [or with] sb/sth

21. take (tolerate):

III . take [teɪk] N

1. take no pl AM inf (money):

2. take CINE:

ujęcie nt

taken2 [ˈteɪkən] ADJ

I . take <took, taken> [teɪk] VB trans

8. take (seize):

9. take (assume):

11. take (study):

14. take (subtract):

16. take (wear):

17. take (occupy):

this seat is taken

19. take (get control):

20. take (be attracted by):

to be taken by [or with] sb/sth

21. take (tolerate):

III . take [teɪk] N

1. take no pl AM inf (money):

2. take CINE:

ujęcie nt

take aback VB trans usu pass

take apart VB trans

1. take apart (dismantle):

2. take apart (criticize):

3. take apart fig (destroy, defeat):

take back VB trans

1. take back (to original place):

2. take back (return):

3. take back (accept back):

4. take back (repossess):

5. take back (accompany person):

6. take back statement, words:

7. take back (remind):

take down VB trans

1. take down (put down):

2. take down (from high place):

3. take down (remove):

4. take down (dismantle):

5. take down (write down):

notować [perf za-]

6. take down inf (depress):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Again, in the traditional method this yeast was taken from sheep gallstone whereas nowadays it is bought ready to use.
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Water taken up through the plants and transpired at their tops helps to humidify the air.
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In literary sources, the smallness of the denomination was taken as a reminder that death is an equalizer of rich and poor.
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The captain's pregnant wife was taken off the ship and transferred to.
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In 1973 their cause was taken up by a much larger group of heterogeneous activists, predominantly left wing, and numbering up to 100,000.
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Plus, the essential oil found in lemon peel can be toxic to cats when taken internally, applied to the skin or simply inhaled.
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Film footage taken at the concert shows many teenagers and women crying, screaming, and even fainting.
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He has not taken any formal training in singing or music and believes that his talent is inborn.
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Typically, no action has been taken by governments against such usurpation: the viewpoint is rather the contrary, namely that comunidades should disappear.
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Many accidents have taken place on the railway crossing.
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