Phrasal verb "take"
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take something into account
принять что-то во внимание; учитывать что-то
To think about something when making a decision or judgment. It means to consider all the important parts or details before deciding what to do.
You should take her advice into account.
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take a break /teɪk ə breɪk/
сделать перерыв
This phrase means to stop what you are doing and rest or relax for a short period of time. It suggests that it is important to take breaks from work or other activities in order to recharge and avoid becoming too tired or stressed.
User: Pause activity for rest or relaxation.
After hours of driving, they decided to take a break at a roadside café.― User
Take a break if you're feeling overwhelmed; it can help refresh your thoughts.― User
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take off /teɪk ɒf/
снимать; взлетать
start to fly
User: the act of removing clothing or accessories
They're taking off for vacation tomorrow.
Take off the price tag before wearing it.
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take aback /ˌteɪk əˈbæk/
поразить; ошеломить
To surprise or shock someone.
Don't be taken aback by the crowd.
She was taken aback by the compliment.
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take apart /teɪk əˈpɑːt/
разобрать; демонтировать
To separate something into its different pieces or parts. This can mean to break it down so you can see how it works or to fix it.
She takes apart arguments with sharp logic.
Carefully take apart the furniture before moving.
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take after /teɪk ˈɑːftə/
быть похожим на; походить на; унаследовать черты
To look or behave like a family member, usually a parent or grandparent. It means you have similar features or traits as someone in your family.
You take after Uncle Joe with your jokes.
The boy doesn't take after his parents at all.
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take against /teɪk əˈɡenst/
ополчиться против; настроиться против
To start to dislike someone or something for no clear reason. It means to have a negative feeling about a person or thing.
I took against the movie halfway through.
He's taken against all politicians now.
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take up /teɪk ʌp/
заняться; начать; подхватить
Start a new activity or hobby. Occupy or fill a space or time with something.
She wants to give up the viola to take up doing what you do.― User
I've got limited time, so I won't take up too much of yours.― User
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take over /teɪk ˈəʊvə /
захватить; взять под контроль
Assume control or responsibility for something. Become the new leader or owner of something.
The app takes over your phone's camera.
Taking over the role was challenging.
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take away /teɪk əˈweɪ/
забрать; унести; отнять
To remove something from a place or remove it from someone's possession. It can also make someone feel less happy or reduce a good feeling.
What's twenty take away eight?
Police took away the evidence.
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take aside /teɪk əˈsaɪd/
отвести в сторону; отозвать в сторону
To move someone to a quiet place to talk to them privately, away from other people. It means to have a special conversation without others listening.
He was taken aside by his friend during the party.
They took the manager aside to discuss concerns.
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take back /teɪk bæk/
вернуть; забрать назад; взять обратно
To return something to its original place or to someone who had it before. It can also mean to say sorry for something you said or did.
Can we take back those tickets for a refund?
Voters helped take back the House in the election.
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take down /teɪk daʊn/
записать; снять; уничтожить
To remove something from a place or to lower it. It can also mean to write something down or to defeat someone in a fight or competition.
He took down the bully single-handedly.
The team took down the champions.
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take on /teɪk ɒn/
приобретать
принять вызов; взять на себя; сразиться с
нанимать
взяться за; брать на себя
To accept a challenge or responsibility, or to fight against someone or something. It can also mean to hire someone for a job.
The bus takes on passengers at stops.
He's taking on freelance projects now.
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take out /teɪk aʊt /
вынуть; вытащить; еда на вынос; пригласить на свидание
To remove something from a place or to get food from a restaurant to eat somewhere else. It can also mean to make someone go on a date.
I took out a loan with a 28 interest.― User
I need to take out some money from the bank.
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take through /ˈteɪk θruː /
объяснять
провести через; пошагово объяснить
To guide someone step by step through a process or to explain something in detail so they can understand it better. It means helping someone learn or do something by showing them how.
I will take you through the process.
They took the investors through the business plan.
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