take 相关短语动词

• Take aback: Surprise or shock; to discomfit
• Take after: Resemble (a parent or ancestor) in appearance or habit
• Take against: Stop liking someone; to become unfriendly toward
• Take apart: Dismantle something into its component pieces
• Take aside: Get someone alone to talk to them
• Take away: Remove something and put it in a different place
• Take away: Remove something, either material or abstract, so that a person no longer has it
• Take away: Subtract or diminish something
• Take away: Leave a memory or impression in one,s mind that you think about later
• Take away: Make someone leave a place and go somewhere else
• Take away: Prevent, or limit, someone from being somewhere, or from doing something
• Take away from: Make something seem not so good or interesting
• Take back: Retract an earlier statement
• Take back: Cause to remember some past event or time
• Take back: Resume a relationship
• Take back: Regain possession of something
• Take back: Return something to a vendor for a refund
• Take down: Remove something from a wall or similar vertical surface to which it is fixed
• Take down: Remove something from a hanging position

• Take down: Write down as a note, especially to record something spoken
• Take down: Remove a temporary structure such as scaffolding
• Take down: Lower an item of clothing without removing it
• Take for: Regard as
• Take for: Consider mistakenly
• Take for: Defraud; to rip off
• Take in: Receive (goods) into one,s home for the purpose of processing for a fee
• Take in: Shorten (a garment) or make it smaller
• Take in: Absorb or comprehend
• Take it away: Begin, especially used to launch a performance of some sort (usually imperative and/or exclamatory)
• Take it out in: Accept as payment
• Take it out on: Unleash one,s anger on [a person or thing other than the one that caused it]
• Take it upon oneself: Assume personal responsibility for a task or action
• Take off: Remove
• Take off: Imitate, often in a satirical manner
• Take off: Leave the ground and begin flight; to ascend into the air
• Take off: Become successful, to flourish
• Take off: Depart
• Take off: Quantify
• Take off: Absent oneself from work or other responsibility, especially with permission
• Take on: Acquire, bring in, or introduce
• Take on: Begin to have or exhibit
• Take on: Assume responsibility for
• Take on: Attempt to fight or compete with
• Take out: Remove
• Take out: Escort someone on a date
• Take over: Adopt a further responsibility or duty
• Take over: Relieve someone temporarily
• Take over: Buy out the ownership of a business
• Take over: Annex a territory7 by conquest or invasion
• Take over: Become more successful (than someone or something else)
• Take pity: Show compassion (towards)
• Take through: Explain something to someone.
• Take to: Adapt to; to learn, grasp or master
• Take to: Enter; to go into or move towards
• Take to: Begin, as a new habit or practice
• Take up: Pick up
• Take up: Begin doing (an activity) on a regular basis

• Take up: Address (an issue)
• Take up: Occupy; to consume (space or time)
• Take up: Shorten by hemming
• Take up: Accept (a proposal, offer, request, etc.) from
• Take up: Resume
• Take up with: Form a close relationship with (someone)
• Take upon oneself: Assume personal responsibility for