Phrasal verbs with take

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Una manera diferente de aprender los phrasal verbs con take.
Alicia Velasco Kohlhaas
Flashcards by Alicia Velasco Kohlhaas, updated more than 1 year ago
Alicia Velasco Kohlhaas
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Take aback Sorprender, shock I was taken aback by the surprise party.
Take after Parecerse físicamente He takes after Flanders.
Take apart Desmontar en piezas She took Mr. Potato apart.
Take aside Coger a alguien aparte para hablar The teacher took her aside and said that she'd failed the exam.
Take away Quitar, sacar, llevarse, confiscar The teacher took her phone away.
Take back Retirar algo dicho, retractarse, recuperar, reclamar I wish I could take back what I said in anger.
Take care of Cuidar de alguien Please take care of my cat when I'm away.
Take down Desmontar, desarmar / Tomar nota / Bajar los humos a alguien Homer couldn't take down what Burns said.
Take in Interiorizar, asimilar algo / Ajustar, estrechar una prenda / Tomar el pelo The lecturer was rather boring and I didn't take in much of what he said.
Take it Aceptar una crítica She's good at critising others, but can't take it himself.
Take it out on Insultar a alguien porque estás enfadado Whenever things go wrong, she always shouts and takes it out on me.
Take it upon yourself Asumir la responsabilidad (a menudo sin consultar) I took it upon myself to make sure he got up on time.
Take off Hacer grandes progresos / Despegar / Quitarse una prenda I think I'm really taking off in the gym.
Take on Hacerse cargo de / Contratar a Taking on the directorship was his first mistake.
Take out Sacar, adquirir / Invitar a salir I took out all the books I needed for my essay from the library.
Take over Asumir el control de una compañía / Quedarse a cargo de un puesto que alguien ha ocupado antes que tú Obama took over the presidency after elections.
Take through Explicar algo a alguien I took the Dalek through the history of the human race.
Take to Hacer un hábito de algo / Empezar a gustar algo, aficionarse a He's taken to wearing red shoes.
Take up Ocupar tiempo y espacio / Empezar un nuevo hobby / Aceptar un reto, una oferta Finding the Horcruxes will take up most of the time.
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