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> take (verb) (taking, took, past part taken) transitive verb: to lay hold of; to grasp or seize; to gain, win; to choose, select; (attitude, pose) to adopt; to understand; to consume; to accept or agree to; to lead or carry with one; to use as a means of travel; (math) to subtract (from); to use; to steal; (gram) to be used with; to endure calmly; (with apart) to dismantle; to criticize; (with back) to retract, withdraw (a promise, etc); (with down) to write down; to dismantle; to humiliate; (with for) (informal) to mistakenly believe to be; (with in) to understand, perceive; to include; to make a garment smaller by altering seams, etc; to offer accommodation to; (informal) to swindle, deceive; (with on) to employ as labour; to assume or acquire; to agree to do (something); to fight against; (with( out) to extract; to obtain, procure; to escort; (slang) to kill; (with up) to begin as a business or hobby; to accept an offer or invitation; to occupy (time( or space); to act as a patron to; to shorten (a garment); to interrupt or criticize; to absorb.• intransitive verb: (plant, etc) to start growing successfully; to become effective; to catch on; to have recourse to; to go to; (with after) to resemble in appearance, character, etc; (with on) (inf.) to become upset or distraught; (with to) to escape to as a refuge; to acquire a liking for; to adopt as a habit; (with up) to resume, continue further. > take (noun) (film, TV) the amount of film used without stopping the camera when shooting. 100.000 définitions en anglais. Le dictionnaire de référence de ceux, francophones et anglophones, qui veulent réellement maîtriser la langue anglaise. The Webster's New English Dictionary c’est 100.000 définitions anglaises claires et précises pour analyser le vocabulaire traditionnel et moderne. The Webster's New English Dictionary traite aussi bien l’anglais britannique qu’américain. Exemple d'article du dictionnaire Webster's New English Dictionary