How To Spell take?
How to Pronounce take?
Correct pronunciation for the word "take" is [tˈe͡ɪk], [tˈeɪk], [t_ˈeɪ_k].
Definition of take
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To get hold or gain possession of; to receive what is offered; to lay hold of; to receive; to catch; to seize; to make prisoner; to captivate; to entrap; to understand; to employ; to agree to; to swallow; to choose; to endure; to assume; to allow; to rent or hire; to copy. To take away, to deprive of, to take care, to be solicitous for; to be cautious. To take care of, to have the charge of. To take a course, to resort to. To take down, to bring lower; to pull down; to write. To take from, to deprive of; to subtract; to detract. To take heed, to be careful. To take hold, to fix on. To take in, to in-close; to comprise; to furl; to cheat or deceive; to admit. To lake in hand, to undertake. To take notice, to observe; to make remark upon. To take oath, to swear with solemnity. To take off, to remove; to cut off; to destroy; to withdraw; to swallow; to copy; to imitate; to mimic. To take out, to remove. To take part, to share; to side. To take place, to come to pass. To take root, to live and grow, as a plant. To take up, to raise; to buy or borrow; to engross; to occupy; to arrest; to adopt; to collect. To take up arms, to begin war. To take the field, to encamp. To take upon, to assume. To take to heart, to be sensibly affected by. To take advantage of, to catch by surprise. To take leave, to bid adien. To take breath, to rest.
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To move or direct the course; to betake one's self; to please; to gain reception; to have the intended or natural effect. To take after, to learn to follow. To take in with, to resort to. To take for, to mistake. To take on, to be violently affected. To take to, to be fond of; to resort to. To take up with, to be contented to receive. To take with, to please.
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Amount received or caught.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
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What is the adverb for take?
The adverb for the word "take" is "quickly".
What is the adjective for take?
The adjective form of the word "take" is "taken".
Usage over time for take:
This graph shows how "take" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of take?
The plural of the "take" can be the "takes".
What is the singular form of take?
The singular of the "take" can be the "take".
Synonyms for Take:
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v.
• bear hardship • subtract • devour • cheat, deceive • capture • grasp • impound • cheat • jump • eat, drink • captivate, enchant • trap • carry- heft .
- face .
- film .
- buy .
- cull .
- draw .
- hold .
- hog .
- hum .
- cost .
- grab .
- hack .
- grip .
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- accompanied ,
- brave out ,
- bear up .
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- flow .
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- content ,
- commentary ,
- break ,
- action replay ,
- episode ,
- coverage ,
- filler ,
- clip .
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- consummate .
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- elapse .
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- dress ,
- get dressed ,
- clothe .
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- haul ,
- imagine ,
- believe in ,
- catching .
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- cart ,
- bring around .
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- come by ,
- get together .
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- ground .
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- fit out .
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- crown .
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- incline .
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- cash in .
- hire .
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