Explore Take through 10+ example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like accept or acquire. Ideal for language learners, writers and word enthusiasts.
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Take meaning
- To get into one's hands, possession, or control, with or without force.
- To seize or capture.
Synonyms of Take
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Using Take
- The main meaning on this page is: To get into one's hands, possession, or control, with or without force. | To get into one's hands, possession, or control, with or without force. | To seize or capture.
- Useful related words include: have, get, take in, accept.
- Possible Dutch translations are: nemen, pakken, aannemen.
- In the example corpus, take often appears in combinations such as: to take, take the, and take.
Example sentences (20)
As much as you will take a lucky one and you’ll take one when it’s not your day, but you still win or you get a point and all that – of course you take those over a season, they’re still important.
Describing the moment she heard the news from Kevin's dad, Paul, in a late night phone call, she said: "I could not take it in. I just could not take it in. My partner, William, had only died five weeks before that, so I could not take it in.
If you’re completely overwhelmed, take a deep breath and take things one day at a time, especially since you don’t want the exhaustion to take a toll at work to negatively impact your performance there.
The two of them work side by side and take time out to plan where they can take Lantern Cozies…or where it will take them.
Two matches will take place next week, while the Finals will take place at NXT BattlegroundTiffany Stratton is one of the major favorites to take that top prize, and she is fully intent on adding some gold to her waist.
We just want to make sure we take care of neighbours, take care of our friends, take care of our family," he said.
He’ll demand take after take after take until it’s absolutely perfect.
Take it to the beach, take it camping, take it anywhere you want to enjoy the great outdoors.
Take one pill first thing in the morning when you wake up, take the second pill shortly before lunchtime, take the third pill in between your lunch and dinner.
We take their temperature, we take their heart rate, oxygen levels and their blood and then if everything is fine from there, we go and take a sample and it’s usually in the nose that we do it and it stays in there for about five seconds.
You take his land, you take his rivers, you take his forests.
I don’t have to take it and I’m not gonna take it right now, next time someone jumps me I’ll be jumping back, I don’t need to take that kind of accusation or insult.
That is when fellow soldiers would step up and organize a support system, take me to the hospital and take turns waiting until it was time for one of them to take me home.
It’s on a Take or Pay basis for up to 25 years (Take or Pay means you Pay even if you don’t take.
Take a look at her past, take a look at her history, take a look at what she wants to and what she mind for the state.
Take heed, take stock, take two days.
Take “Whiskey When We’re Dry,” take it, take it wherever you go.
The Pilot Assist Mode will allow the driver to take ‘a break’ where you can simply take your feet off the pedals, hands off the wheel and take a rest on longer car journeys.
A game set here could easily take advantage of some of crime mechanics and perhaps take them even further.
Allen’s bail hearing will take place Feb. 17, where discussions for a new trial date — scheduled for March — will take place, Gull said.
Common combinations with take
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to take 144×
- take the 53×
- and take 30×
- will take 29×
- take it 24×
- take place 22×
- can take 21×
- take on 19×
- take care 17×
- you take 14×