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🔑taketake1 /teɪk / verb [transitive] (past tense took /tʊk / , past participle tak·en /ˈteɪkən /)➤carry / lead携带；带领- to carry someone or something, or to go with someone from one place to another带；拿走；带领；引领◆Take your coat with you – it's cold.带上你的大衣，天冷。◆Could you take this letter home to your parents?你能不能把这封信带回家交给你的父母？◆The ambulance took him to the hospital.救护车把他送到医院。◆I'm taking the kids swimming this afternoon.今天下午我要带孩子们去游泳。
➤reach and hold伸手取- to put your hand around something and hold it (and move it toward you)拿；握；取；接◆She held out the keys, and I took them.她伸手把钥匙递过来，我接上了。◆He took a sweater out of the drawer.他从抽屉里拿出一件毛衣。◆She took my hand / me by the hand.她拉着我的手。
➤remove移开- to remove something without permission擅自拿走；偷走；误拿◆Who took my pen?谁拿走了我的钢笔？
➤accept / receive接受；收到- to accept or receive something接受；采纳；收到◆Will you take $2,000 for the car?这辆车 2,000 美元你卖吗？◆Do you take traveler's checks?你们这里接受旅行支票付款吗？◆I'm not taking the blame for the accident.我不会承担这次事故的责任。◆She's not going to take the job.她不打算接受这份工作。
➤choose / buy选择；买- to choose something to buy选择；选取◆I'll take the blue one.我要买那件蓝色的。
➤need需要- to need or require something需要；要求◆It takes about an hour to drive to my office from here.从这里开车到我办公室需要一小时。◆I took two years to graduate from law school.我从法学院毕业用了两年。◆It took a lot of courage to say that.说出那样的话需要很大的勇气。
➤hold / contain容纳- to have enough space for something装；容纳；盛◆How many passengers can this bus take?这辆公共汽车可以载多少乘客？
➤transportation / road交通；道路- to use a form of transportation; to go by a particular road乘坐；搭乘；取（…的道）；走（…的）线路◆I always take the train to work.我一向坐火车上班。◆Which road do you take to get to Madison?去麦迪逊走哪条路？
➤medicine / drugs药；毒品- to swallow or put a medicine or drug into your body服（药）；吸（毒）◆Take two tablets four times a day.每天服药四次，每次两片。◆teenagers who take illegal drugs非法吸毒的青少年
➤write down写下- to write or record something写下；记下◆She took notes during the lecture.上课的时候她做了笔记。
➤exam考试- to write the answers to an examination参加（考试）◆to take a test参加考试
➤study学习- to have lessons or go to a course in a particular subject学习，读，修（课程）◆Liz is taking biology next semester.莉兹下学期打算修生物课。
➤measurement计量- to measure something量；测量◆I took his temperature and it was almost 103°.我给他量了体温，接近 103 华氏度。
➤action行动- used with nouns to say that someone is performing an action（与名词连用，表示动作）◆Take a look at this article (= look at it).看一下这篇文章。◆She took a deep breath (= breathed deeply).她深深地吸了一口气。
➤photograph照片- to photograph something拍照；摄影◆I took a lot of pictures at the wedding.我在婚礼上拍了很多照片。
➤have feeling / opinion有感情／想法- to have a particular feeling or opinion有（某种感情或想法）◆He takes great pleasure in visiting his grandchildren.看望孙儿给了他很大快乐。◆I wish you would take things more seriously.我希望你能更加认真些。
➤consider考虑- to understand something in a particular way领会；理解；考虑◆She took what he said as a compliment.她把他的话看作是赞美。
➤bear忍受- to be able to bear something忍受；经受◆I find his criticism a little hard to take.我觉得他的批评有点难以接受。
➤capture夺取- to capture a place by force夺取；攻占◆The allied forces took the enemy's capital last night.盟军昨晚攻占了敌人的首都。
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English language arts英语语言文学) (not used in the -ing forms不用 -ing 形式) to have or need a word to go with it in a sentence or other structure与…连用；后接…◆The verb “depend” takes the preposition “on.”动词 depend 与介词 on 连用。
 ●be taken with sb / sthto find someone or something attractive or interesting喜欢上；迷上●I take it (that…)I suppose我想；我猜想◆I take it that you're not coming?我想你不打算来？●take it from mebelieve me相信我◆Take it from me – she's going to resign.相信我，她要辞职了。●take a lot out of sbto make someone very tired使累得够呛；使疲惫不堪●take some doingto require a lot of work or effort费劲；费事；难办 HELP For other idioms containing take, look at the entries for the nouns and adjectives. For example, take place is at the noun place.其他含 take 的习语，参见相关名词和形容词词条，如 take place 在名词词条 place 下。  ●take after sbto look or behave like an older member of your family（外貌或行为）像（家里长辈）●take sth apartto separate something into the different parts it is made of拆开；拆散；拆卸●take sth awayto cause a feeling, etc. to disappear使（感觉等）消失；消除◆This aspirin will take the pain away.这片阿司匹林能止痛。●take sb / sth away (from sb)to remove someone or something领走；拿开；移除◆She took the scissors away from the child.她把剪刀从孩子那儿拿开。●take sth back- to return something to the place that you got it from送回；退回；归还
- to admit that something you said was wrong收回（说过的话）
●take sth down- to remove a structure by separating it into the pieces it is made of拆除；拆开；拆掉◆They took the fence down and put up a brick wall.他们将篱笆拆掉，垒起了一堵砖墙。
- to write down something that is said写下；记下
●take sb into trick someone欺骗；蒙骗◆I was completely taken in by her story.我完全被她的谎话蒙骗了。●take sth into understand what you see, hear, or read理解；明白◆There was too much in the museum to take in at one time.博物馆的收藏品太多了，一次根本看不过来。●take off- (used about a plane, etc.) to leave the ground and start flying（飞机等）起飞 ➡ noun takeoff
- to become successful or popular大受欢迎；流行起来
●take sth off- to remove something, especially clothes脱下（尤指衣服）◆Come in and take your coat off.进来，把你的大衣脱掉。
- to have the period of time mentioned as a vacation休假（一段时间）◆I'm going to take a week off.我打算休假一周。
●take sth onto accept or decide to do something接受（某事）；决定（做某事）◆He's taken on a lot of extra work.他承担了很多额外工作。●take sb outto go somewhere with someone (for a social occasion)带某人出去（参加社交活动）◆I'm taking Sarah out to dinner tonight.我今晚要带萨拉出去赴宴。●take sth out- to remove something from inside something else（从某物中）拿出，取出◆He took out a notebook and began to write.他掏出一个笔记本写了起来。
- to arrange officially to have something, especially from a bank or a court of law（尤指从银行或法庭）领取◆to take out insurance / a bank loan / a court order领取保险；获得银行贷款；接到法庭令
●take it out on sbto behave badly toward someone because you are angry or upset about something, even though it is not this person's fault找某人撒气；拿某人泄愤◆I know you're having problems, but don't take it out on me!我知道你遇到了麻烦，但不要拿我出气！●take (sth) overto get control of something or responsibility for something接管；接手◆The business is being taken over by a large corporation.这家企业正被一家大公司接管。◆Who's going to take over as assistant when Tim leaves?蒂姆离职后，谁将接替他担任助理？●take to sb / sthto start liking someone or something开始喜欢；对…产生好感◆I took to his parents immediately.我一下子就喜欢上了他父母。●take to sth / doing sthto begin doing something regularly开始养成…习惯◆Many people have taken to eating healthier foods.很多人已经养成吃更健康食物的习惯。●take up sthto use or fill an amount of time or space使用，占用（时间或空间）◆All her time is taken up with the new baby.她的全部时间都用来照顾刚出生的宝宝了。●take sth upto start doing something regularly (for example as a hobby)开始经常性地做（如成为业余爱好）◆I recently took up yoga.我最近开始练瑜伽了。●take sb up on sthto accept an offer, etc. that someone has made接受（提议）◆“Come and stay with us sometime.” “We'll take you up on that!”“有空来我们这里住住。”“我们一定会来的！”●take sth up with sbto ask or complain about something向某人询问某事；向某人抱怨某事◆I'll take the matter up with my lawyer.我会向我的律师咨询此事。
taketake2 /teɪk / noun [countable] - a scene or part of a movie that is filmed at one time without stopping the camera（不停机一次连续拍摄的）场景，镜头◆They managed to shoot the scene in just two takes.他们设法只用了两个镜头就把那场戏拍好了。
- [usually singular] (informal) an amount of money that someone receives, especially the money that is earned by a business during a particular period of time（尤指企业的）收入额，进项◆How much is my share of the take?我的那一份收入是多少？
- a take on sth the particular opinion or idea that someone has about something看法；意见◆What's his take on the plan?他对那个计划有什么看法？◆a new take on the Romeo and Juliet story (= a way of presenting it) 对《罗密欧与朱丽叶》的重新演绎
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