Diccionario - Traducción

take a bath take a bite take a bow take a break take a breath take a breather take a chance take a circuitous route take a course take a course of treatment take a crap take a cure take a dare take a dive take a false step take a firm stand take a header take a hit take a hop take a joke take a leak take a look take a look at take a nap take a napp take a note of take a photo of take a photograph take a picture take a picture of take a plane take a position take a powder take a quick glance at take a rest take a rise out of take a risk take a roundabout route take a seat take a shit take a shortcut take a shower take a stroll take a turn take a video of take a view of take a vow take a walk take a zizz take aback take aboard take account take across take action take advantage take advantage of take after take aim take aim at take along take amiss take an attitude take an interest in take an oath take an X-ray take apart take arms take away take-away take back take before take by storm take by surprise take captive take care take care of take chances take charge take charge of take cognisance of take cognizance of take control take courage take cover take cuttings from take down take down in shorthand take down the minutes take drugs take economy measures take effect take exception take exception at take exception to take fire take five take flight take for take for a ride take for granted take form take forty winks take French leave take fright take from take full responsibility for take good notice of take hard take heart take heed take hold take hold of take home take hostage take in take in at the waist take in charge take in hand take in one's arms take in vain take in water take into account take into consideration take into custody take into one's confidence take into one's pay take issue take it easy take it on the chin take it out of take kindly to take leave take legal action take legal action against take lying down take measures take minutes take no heed of take no notice of take note take note of take notice take o.s. off take off take off its hinges take off make-up take off one's boots take off one's clothes take off one's gloves take off one's hat take off one's pants take off one's shoes take off one's trousers take offence take offence at take offense take offense at take office take on take on again take one's driving test take one's life take one's lumps take one's money out of take orders take out take out a subscription take-out bid take out on take out the basting in take out the tacking in take over take-over take pains take part take part in take place take place simultaneously take pleasure in the thought of take possession of take power take precautionary measures take precautions take precedence take pride take pride in take priority take prisoner take refuge in take refuge with take reprisals take responsibility for take revenge take risks take root take seriously take service take shape take shelter take someone hostage take stage take steps take sth. lying down take stock take stock of take ten take the air take the blame for take the bull by the horns take the cake take the cap off take the chair take the count take the edge off take the field take the Fifth take the Fifth Amendment take the floor take the liberty take the measurements take the mickey out of take the minutes take the position take the rap take the rap for take the reins take the responsibility for take the risk take the risk of take the road take the romance out of take the stage take the stand take the tiles up from take the top off take the trouble take the veil take the view take time take time by the forelock take time off take to take to be take to bed take to court take to heart take to one's heels take to task take to the door take to the post take to the streets take to the woods take turns take umbrage take umbrage at take unawares take under one's wing take up take up arms take-up rate take up residence take-up spool take up time take up with take upon o.s. take water take wing

Parts of speech:

adj. adjective

n. noun

v. verb

Inflections:

sing. singular

plur. plural

pos. positive

comp. comparative (more)

super. superlative (the most)