take

v.

1.

to move something or someone from one place to another

2.

to cause someone to move somewhere; to cause someone or something to be in a new position or condition

3.

to perform a particular action or series of actions

4.

to need something; to need a particular thing in order for something to happen; to need a particular amount of time to happen or to do something

5.

to accept something that someone offers you; to accept an unpleasant situation or unpleasant treatment without complaining; to accept an explanation or something that someone says without discussing it or arguing about it

6.

to win a prize in a competition or a vote in an election

7.

to reach out and get something, especially with your hand

8.

to study a particular subject in school or college; to do an examination in a particular subject

9.

to remove something; to steal something, or borrow it without the owner’s permission; to remove one number or quantity from another number or quantity

10.

to get a picture or a measurement using a machine

11.

to get control of something from an opponent; to get something from an opponent in a game or sports competition

12.

to get something from a book or collection of things

13.

to get money from selling something to people, either regularly or on a particular occasion

14.

to use a particular type of transportation; to use a particular path or road

15.

if a piece of equipment takes something, it uses that thing in order to work; if a piece of equipment takes something, it is able to accept the size or weight of that thing without breaking

16.

used in particular phrases meaning to eat or drink something, especially regularly; to put a drug or medicine into your body

17.

used for talking about the size of clothes or shoes that someone wears

18.

to use a product regularly

19.

to use something in a discussion

20.

to think about someone or something in a particular way; to understand someone’s words or actions in a particular way

21.

to do or to have something

22.

to have or to show a feeling or opinion

23.

if a process takes, it is successful

24.

to cheat someone

25.

if a man takes a woman, he has sex with her

26.

to have responsibility for a group of students

27.

<spoken>Same as 得(病),(病)传染. Take ill 〔口,方〕be taken ill

1.

to move something or someone from one place to another

2.

to cause someone to move somewhere; to cause someone or something to be in a new position or condition

3.

to perform a particular action or series of actions

4.

to need something; to need a particular thing in order for something to happen; to need a particular amount of time to happen or to do something

5.

to accept something that someone offers you; to accept an unpleasant situation or unpleasant treatment without complaining; to accept an explanation or something that someone says without discussing it or arguing about it

6.

to win a prize in a competition or a vote in an election

7.

to reach out and get something, especially with your hand

8.

to study a particular subject in school or college; to do an examination in a particular subject

9.

to remove something; to steal something, or borrow it without the owner’s permission; to remove one number or quantity from another number or quantity

10.

to get a picture or a measurement using a machine

11.

to get control of something from an opponent; to get something from an opponent in a game or sports competition

12.

to get something from a book or collection of things

13.

to get money from selling something to people, either regularly or on a particular occasion

14.

to use a particular type of transportation; to use a particular path or road

15.

if a piece of equipment takes something, it uses that thing in order to work; if a piece of equipment takes something, it is able to accept the size or weight of that thing without breaking

16.

used in particular phrases meaning to eat or drink something, especially regularly; to put a drug or medicine into your body

17.

used for talking about the size of clothes or shoes that someone wears

18.

to use a product regularly

19.

to use something in a discussion

20.

to think about someone or something in a particular way; to understand someone’s words or actions in a particular way

21.

to do or to have something

22.

to have or to show a feeling or opinion

23.

if a process takes, it is successful

24.

to cheat someone

25.

if a man takes a woman, he has sex with her

26.

to have responsibility for a group of students

27.

<spoken>Same as 得(病),(病)传染. Take ill 〔口,方〕be taken ill

n.

1.

a section of a movie or television program that is recorded without stopping

2.

the amount of money that a business earns in a particular period of time