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14008187
TAKE
Description
phrasal verb and its possible complements
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take
english grammar
Mind Map by
Lucie Petrickova
, updated more than 1 year ago
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Lucie Petrickova
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TAKE
FOR sth
to regard as
ASIDE
get s/o alone to talk to them
UP
to begin or start a new hobby
to pick up
AWAY
subtract or diminish sth (numbers)
ON
to employ or hire s/o
DOWN
to write down
remove sth from a hanging position
AWAY from sth
make the value of sth seems less
AFTER
resemble (a parent)
OUT
to remove sth from a place / to invite and go out w/ s/o
BE ___ ABACK
surprise or shock / to discomfit
FOR
regard as
AHEAD
to think about that
THROUGH
explain sth to s/o
IN
to understand or comprehend sth
shorten / make sth smaller
OVER
take control (over sth) / get control of
APART
to separate sth into parts
s/o THROUGH st
to explain sth in detail to s/o
sth BACK
resume a (say you didn't really mean what you said
it OUT on s/o
make s/o feel bad, bcs you are feeling bad
BACK
regain possession of sth
OFF
to remove clothing / things
to leave a place quickly
to become successful
to become successful
to not work for a period of time
to leave the ground and begin to fly (plane)
TO
to start liking / to make a habit
sth UP w/ s/o
mention sth in order to seek help form s/o
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