take

US /teɪk/
UK /teɪk/
"take" picture
1.

reach for and hold

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She decided to take a book from the shelf.
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Can you take my hand?
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graspseizegrabclutchgrip
2.

carry or transport

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I'll take you to the airport.
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Don't forget to take your umbrella.
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carrybringtransportconveyescort
3.

receive or accept

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I'll take that offer.
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She couldn't take the pain anymore.
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acceptreceiveacquireobtainendure
4.

perform (an action or role)

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He will take responsibility for the project.
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Let's take a break.
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performundertakeexecuteassumeconduct
1.

a scene or sequence of sound or vision photographed or recorded at one time

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That was a great take; let's move on.
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We need to do another take of this scene.
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shotrecordingclipsequencesegment
2.

an act of taking something

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He made a quick take of the money.
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The police made a take of the suspect.
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acquisitionseizurecaptureapprehensionsnatch
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take ontake totake intake part intake outtake backtake a shower