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Take
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Mind Map on Take, created by Mario Leite on 10/14/2015.
Mind Map by
Mario Leite
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Take
Take On
Allow passengers on a ship or plane (entrar)
Ex: The plane stopped at Zurich to TAKE ON some passengers.
Assume a responsibility
Example: She TOOK ON the task of indexing the book.
Employ (Empregar)
Example: The council has had to TAKE ON twenty extra employees to handle their increased workload.
Take Up
Fill or occupy time or space (Tomar)
EX: An awful lot of my time at work is TAKEN UP with pointless bureaucracy nowadays
Make clothes shorter
EX: The trousers were too long so I TOOK them UP to make them fit.
Start a new hobby, pastime, etc.
EX: He TOOK UP squash as he felt he had to lose some weight.
Take Over
Assume control of a company or organization (Assumir controle)
EX: The bank was TAKEN OVER a hong bank that needed to buy a bank to get into the British market
Start a job or position that someone had occupied before you (Assumir)
EX: She TOOK OVER responsibility for the project last month.
Take In
Absorb information (Assimilar)
EX: The lecture was rather boring and I didn't TAKE IN much of what the lecturer said.
Deceive (Enganar)
EX: She TOOK me IN with her story until someone told me the truth.
Make clothes smaller
EX: The jacket was far too big around the shoulders, so I had it TAKEN IN so that I could wear it.
Assume care or support (Acolheu)
EX: The family TOOK IN the three homeless kittens.
Take Off
Make great progress (Decolar)
EX: The software house really TOOK OFF when they produced the lastest version of their DTP package.
Reduce the price of an item (Reduzir)
EX: They've TAKEN ten percent OFF designer frames for glasses.
When a plane departs or leaves the ground (Decolar)
EX: The flight for Dublin TOOK OFF on time
Remove
EX: It was hot, so I TOOK my jacket OFF
Take Down
Make notes or write down in full
EX: The police TOOK DOWN his answers to their questions.
Remove
EX: People TAKE DOWN their Christmas decorations twelve days after Christmas.
Derrubar
Take Out
Borrow a library book (Tirar)
EX: I TOOK OUT all the books I needed for my essay from the library
Borrow money from a bank or other official lender (Extrair)
EX: Jackie and Anil TOOK OUT a mortagage to buy a bigger flat
Extract or remove
EX: The dentist TOOK OUT all of my wisdom teeth before they started causing any problems.
Go out socially with someone, especially a date. (Levar pra Sair)
EX: He TOOK her OUT to a restaurant last Friday night.
Obtain insurance
EX: I TOOK OUT some health insurance before I went backpaking around Latin America.
Kill, Murder
EX: The gang TOOK him OUT after he spoke to the police
Take Away
Remove
Example: The police TOOK the protestors AWAY.
Take Back
Make someone nostalgic (Levar de volta/Lembrar)
Ex: That song always TAKES me BACK to when I was at university.
Retract a statement, admit that something was wrong
EX: I had to TAKE BACK everything bad I'd said about them when I learned how they'd helped out.
Take It
Accept criticism
Example: He's good at criticising others, but can't TAKE IT himself.
Take Aback
Surprise or shock
Example: The news of her death TOOK me ABACK.
Take After
Look like, resemble (Comparar/assemelhar)
Example: He TAKES AFTER his mother.
Take Aside
Get someone alone to talk to them (chamar de canto)
Example: The teacher TOOK her ASIDE and said that she'd failed the exam.
Take Through
Explain something to someone
Example: He TOOK me THROUGH the procedures before we started.
Take it out on
Abuse someone because you're angry (Descontar nos outros)
Example: Whenever things go wrong, he always shouts and TAKES IT OUT ON me, even if I had nothing to do with the problem.
Take it upon Yourself
Take responsibility, often without consulting other people (Assumir por si mesmo)
Example: I TOOK IT UPON MYSELF to make sure he got up on time.
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