Phrasal verbs with TAKE: 12 essential ones with examples
A2–B212 mots
Take shifts meaning completely depending on the particle that follows it: a plane takes off, a hobby is taken up, a company is taken over. Learn the twelve below as separate words, because that is what they are.
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Phrasal verbs with TAKE — La liste de mots
| Mot | Sens |
|---|---|
| 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.” |
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