Verbos frasales con TAKE: 25 palabras con ejemplos
A2–B225 palabras
Take off, take up y take over tienen significados diferentes. Estudia cada combinación como una expresión propia.
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Verbos frasales con TAKE — La lista de palabras
| Palabra | Significado |
|---|---|
| take off | To leave the ground, or to remove clothing.“The plane takes off at noon.” |
| take up | To start a new activity.“She took up painting.” |
| take over | To gain control of something.“A larger firm took over the company.” |
| take after | To resemble a family member.“He takes after his father.” |
| take back | To return something, or withdraw a statement.“I take back what I said.” |
| take on | To accept work or responsibility.“We took on two new clients.” |
| take out | To remove, or to bring someone somewhere.“He took out his phone.” |
| take in | To understand or absorb information.“It was a lot to take in.” |
| take apart | To separate into pieces.“He took the radio apart.” |
| take down | To write something, or remove it.“Take down my number.” |
| take part in | To join an activity.“She took part in the study.” |
| take care of | To look after, or to handle.“I'll take care of the booking.” |
| take away | To remove something from a place.“Please take away these empty cups.” |
| take aback | To surprise or shock someone.“Her direct question took me aback.” |
| take along | To bring someone or something with you.“Take an umbrella along in case it rains.” |
| take over from | To replace someone in a role or task.“Maya takes over from Ben next month.” |
| take it out on | To treat someone badly because you are upset.“Don't take it out on your colleagues.” |
| take to | To begin to like someone or something.“The children quickly took to their teacher.” |
| take against | To begin to dislike someone.“He took against the idea immediately.” |
| take aside | To move someone away for a private talk.“My manager took me aside after lunch.” |
| take away from | To reduce the value or effect of something.“The noise took away from the performance.” |
| take back to | To make someone remember an earlier time.“That song takes me back to school.” |
| take through | To explain a process step by step.“She took us through the new system.” |
| take upon oneself | To accept responsibility without being asked.“He took it upon himself to organise everything.” |
| take up with | To discuss a problem with someone responsible.“I'll take the issue up with support.” |
Consejos útiles
- Aprende en grupos pequeñosEstudia cinco palabras y repásalas antes de añadir más.
- Di los ejemplos en voz altaLeer cada frase conecta ortografía, sonido y significado.
- Escribe tu propia fraseUsa cada palabra en una frase real sobre tu vida o trabajo.
Cómo estudiar esta lista
Añade cinco o seis palabras al día en lugar de toda la lista de golpe, conserva la frase de ejemplo en la tarjeta y repásalas cuando toquen. WordNest programa cada palabra en siete intervalos crecientes —el mismo día y luego 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 y 60 días— para que la lista siga contigo meses después. Lee cómo funciona la repetición espaciada si quieres el razonamiento detrás de esos números.
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¿Cómo practicar Verbos frasales con TAKE?
Empieza con cinco palabras y lee cada ejemplo en voz alta. Recuerda la palabra a partir de su definición y repásala durante varios días.
¿Dónde puedo usar Verbos frasales con TAKE?
Conversaciones, trabajo y noticias.
¿Cuántas palabras tiene esta lista?
Esta lista contiene 25 palabras inglesas con definiciones y ejemplos. Es un punto de partida, no un programa completo.
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