-
to take
-
to take
to
take along; to
take away; to
pick up; to
fetch; to
collect; to
take;
come round for
-
take along
verb
(takes along, took along, taking along)
-
take away
verb
(takes away, took away, taking away)
-
pick up
verb
(picks up, picked up, picking up)
-
fetch
verb
(fetches, fetched, fetching)
-
collect
verb
(collects, collected, collecting)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
-
to take
to
utilize; to
make use of; to
employ; to
handle; to
practise; to
use; to
take; to
practice; to
utilise
-
utilize
verb,
American
(utilizes, utilized, utilizing)
-
make use of
verb
(makes use of, made use of, making use of)
-
employ
verb
(emploies, employed, employing)
-
handle
verb
(handles, handled, handling)
-
practise
verb,
British
(practises, practised, practising)
-
use
verb
(uses, used, using)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
practice
verb,
American
(practices, practiced, practicing)
-
-
to take
-
to take
apply; to
implement; to
utilize; to
use; to
employ; to
make use of; to
engage; to
enforce; to
practise; to
adopt;
avail oneself of; to
administer; to
take; to
practice; to
utilise
-
-
implement
verb
(implements, implemented, implementing)
-
utilize
verb,
American
(utilizes, utilized, utilizing)
-
use
verb
(uses, used, using)
-
employ
verb
(emploies, employed, employing)
-
make use of
verb
(makes use of, made use of, making use of)
-
engage
verb
(engages, engaged, engaging)
-
enforce
verb
(enforces, enforced, enforcing)
-
practise
verb,
British
(practises, practised, practising)
-
adopt
verb
(adopts, adopted, adopting)
-
-
administer
verb
(administers, administered, administering)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
practice
verb,
American
(practices, practiced, practicing)
-
-
to take
to
expropriate; to
snitch; to
steal; to
rob; to
purloin; to
take; to
take away; to
swipe; to
pinch; to
snatch; to
make off with; to
filch; to
pilfer;
cadge; to
collar; to
nick; to
go thieving
-
expropriate
verb
(expropriates, expropriated, expropriating)
-
snitch
verb
(snitches, snitched, snitching)
-
steal
verb
(steals, stole, stealing)
-
rob
verb
(robs, robbed, robbing)
-
purloin
verb
(purloins, purloined, purloining)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
take away
verb
(takes away, took away, taking away)
-
swipe
verb
(swipes, swiped, swiping)
-
pinch
verb
(pinches, pinched, pincing)
-
snatch
verb
(snatchs, snatched, snatching)
-
make off with
verb
(makes off with, made off with, making off with)
-
filch
verb
(filches, filched, filching)
-
pilfer
verb
(pilfers, pilfered, pilfering)
-
-
collar
verb
(collars, collared, collaring)
-
nick
verb
(nicks, nicked, nicking)
-
go thieving
verb
(goes thieving, went thieving, going thieving)
-
to take
-
to take
-
to take
to
seize; to
serve oneself; to
take; to
fall to; to
dive in
-
seize
verb
(seizes, seized, seizing)
-
serve oneself
verb
(serves oneself, served oneself, serving oneself)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
fall to
verb
(falls to, fell to, falling to)
-
dive in
verb
(dives in, dived in, diving in)
-
to take
to
utilize;
apply; to
make use of; to
employ; to
use; to
take; to
utilise
-
utilize
verb,
American
(utilizes, utilized, utilizing)
-
-
make use of
verb
(makes use of, made use of, making use of)
-
employ
verb
(emploies, employed, employing)
-
use
verb
(uses, used, using)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
-
to take
-
to take
– be stricken by an illness, fall victim to an illness
1
to
get; to
take; to
contract
– be stricken by an illness, fall victim to an illness
1
-
get
verb
(gets, got, getting)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
contract
verb
(contracts, contracted, contracting)
-
to take
– remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
1
to
take; to
withdraw; to
remove; to
take away
– remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
withdraw
verb
(withdraws, withdrew, withdrawing)
-
remove
verb
(removes, removed, removing)
-
take away
verb
(takes away, took away, taking away)
-
to take
– ascertain or determine by measuring, computing or take a reading from a dial
1
to
take
– ascertain or determine by measuring, computing or take a reading from a dial
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– take on a certain form, attribute, or aspect
1
to
assume; to
acquire; to
take; to
adopt; to
take on
– take on a certain form, attribute, or aspect
1
-
assume
verb
(assumes, assumed, assuming)
-
acquire
verb
(acquires, acquired, acquiring)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
adopt
verb
(adopts, adopted, adopting)
-
take on
verb
(takes on, took on, taking on)
-
to take
– be seized or affected in a specified way
1
to
take
– be seized or affected in a specified way
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– be a student of a certain subject
1
to
take; to
read;
study; to
learn
– be a student of a certain subject
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
read
verb
(reads, read, reading)
-
-
learn
verb
(learns, learnt, learning)
-
to take
– interpret something in a certain way; convey a particular meaning or impression
1
to
take; to
read
– interpret something in a certain way; convey a particular meaning or impression
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
read
verb
(reads, read, reading)
-
to take
– accept or undergo, often unwillingly
1
to
submit; to
take
– accept or undergo, often unwillingly
1
-
submit
verb
(submits, submitted, submitting)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– pick out, select, or choose from a number of alternatives
1
to
take; to
choose; to
select; to
pick out
– pick out, select, or choose from a number of alternatives
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
choose
verb
(chooses, chose, choosing)
-
select
verb
(selects, selected, selecting)
-
pick out
verb
(picks out, picked out, picking out)
-
to take
– take into consideration for exemplifying purposes
1
to
consider; to
take; to
deal; to
look at
– take into consideration for exemplifying purposes
1
-
consider
verb
(considers, considered, considering)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
deal
verb
(deals, dealt, dealing)
-
look at
verb
(looks at, looked at, looking at)
-
to take
– take as an undesirable consequence of some event or state of affairs
1
to
claim; to
take;
exact
– take as an undesirable consequence of some event or state of affairs
1
-
claim
verb
(claims, claimed, claiming)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
-
to take
– lay claim to; as of an idea
1
to
claim; to
take
– lay claim to; as of an idea
1
-
claim
verb
(claims, claimed, claiming)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– make a film or photograph of something
1
to
take; to
shoot; to
film
– make a film or photograph of something
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
shoot
verb
(shoots, shot, shooting)
-
film
verb
(films, filmed, filming)
-
to take
– obtain by winning
1
to
take
– obtain by winning
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards
1
to
aim; to
take; to
direct; to
train;
take aim
– point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards
1
-
aim
verb
(aims, aimed, aiming)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
direct
verb
(directs, directed, directing)
-
train
verb
(trains, trained, training)
-
-
to take
– serve oneself to, or consume regularly
1
-
to take
– get into one's hands, take physically
1
to
take; to
get hold of
– get into one's hands, take physically
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
get hold of
verb
(gets hold of, got hold of, getting hold of)
-
to take
– have sex with; archaic use
1
to
have; to
take
– have sex with; archaic use
1
-
have
verb
(has, had, having)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– travel or go by means of a certain kind of transportation, or a certain route
1
to
take
– travel or go by means of a certain kind of transportation, or a certain route
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– proceed along in a vehicle
1
to
take; to
drive
– proceed along in a vehicle
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
drive
verb
(drives, drove, driving)
-
to take
– occupy or take on
1
-
to take
– take somebody somewhere
1
to
conduct; to
lead; to
take; to
guide; to
direct
– take somebody somewhere
1
-
conduct
verb
(conducts, conducted, conducting)
-
lead
verb
(leads, led, leading)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
guide
verb
(guides, guided, guiding)
-
direct
verb
(directs, directed, directing)
-
to take
– head into a specified direction
1
to
take; to
make
– head into a specified direction
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
make
verb
(makes, made, making)
-
to take
– take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
1
to
take; to
bring; to
convey
– take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
bring
verb
(brings, brought, bringing)
-
convey
verb
(conveies, conveyed, conveying)
-
to take
– experience or feel or submit to
1
to
take
– experience or feel or submit to
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– to get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort
1
to
take
– to get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– take into one's possession
1
to
take
– take into one's possession
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– take by force
1
to
take
– take by force
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– buy, select
1
to
take
– buy, select
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– engage for service under a term of contract
1
to
engage; to
take; to
rent; to
charter; to
hire; to
lease
– engage for service under a term of contract
1
-
engage
verb
(engages, engaged, engaging)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
rent
verb
(rents, rented, renting)
-
charter
verb
(charters, chartered, chartering)
-
hire
verb
(hires, hired, hiring)
-
lease
verb
(leases, leased, leasing)
-
to take
– receive or obtain regularly
1
-
to take
– make use of or accept for some purpose
1
to
take; to
accept
– make use of or accept for some purpose
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
accept
verb
(accepts, accepted, accepting)
-
to take
– receive willingly something given or offered
1
to
have; to
take; to
accept
– receive willingly something given or offered
1
-
have
verb
(has, had, having)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
accept
verb
(accepts, accepted, accepting)
-
to take
– admit into a group or community
1
to
take; to
admit; to
accept; to
take on
– admit into a group or community
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
admit
verb
(admits, admited, admiting)
-
accept
verb
(accepts, accepted, accepting)
-
take on
verb
(takes on, took on, taking on)
-
to take
– require (time or space)
1
to
take; to
occupy; to
use up
– require (time or space)
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
occupy
verb
(occupies, occupied, occupying)
-
use up
verb
(uses up, used up, using up)
-
to take
– assume, as of positions or roles
1
to
take; to
occupy; to
fill
– assume, as of positions or roles
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
occupy
verb
(occupies, occupied, occupying)
-
fill
verb
(fills, filled, filling)
-
to take
– develop a habit
1
to
take
– develop a habit
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– carry out
1
to
take
– carry out
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
to take
– require as useful, just, or proper
1
to
involve; to
require; to
demand; to
need; to
take; to
ask; to
postulate; to
call for; to
necessitate
– require as useful, just, or proper
1
-
involve
verb
(involves, involved, involving)
-
require
verb
(requires, required, requiring)
-
demand
verb
(demands, demanded, demanding)
-
need
verb
(needs, needed, needing)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
ask
verb
(asks, asked, asking)
-
postulate
verb
(postulates, postulated, postulating)
-
call for
verb
(calls for, called for, calling for)
-
necessitate
verb
(necessitates, necessitated, necessitating)
-
to take
– be capable of holding or containing
1
to
contain; to
take; to
hold
– be capable of holding or containing
1
-
contain
verb
(contains, contained, containing)
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
hold
verb
(holds, held, holding)
-
to take
– have with oneself; have on one's person
1
to
take; to
carry; to
pack
– have with oneself; have on one's person
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
carry
verb
(carries, carried, carrying)
-
pack
verb
(packs, packed, packing)
-
to take
– be designed to hold or take
1
to
take; to
accept
– be designed to hold or take
1
-
take
verb
(takes, took, taking)
-
accept
verb
(accepts, accepted, accepting)