take

/ˈteɪ̯k/

Rango de frecuencia #109

take

Traducciones

  • tomar
  • coger
  • prender
  • llevar
  • soportar
  • aguantar
  • apechugar

Definiciones

  1. Verbo

    Para entrar en las manos, posesión o control, con o sin fuerza.

    Ejemplos

    • Take this cup, please.
    • I will take that plate off the table.
  2. Verbo

    Para apoderarse o capturar.

    Ejemplos

    • The police took the thief by surprise.
    • The soldiers took many prisoners.
  3. Verbo

    Para capturar o obtener posesión de (pescado o juego).

    Ejemplos

    • He took ten fish in one afternoon.
    • The hunters took several rabbits.
  4. Verbo

    Para atrapar la pelota; especialmente como un mechón y después de que el bateador se haya perdido o bordeado.

    Ejemplos

    • The keeper took a fine catch behind the stumps.
    • He dived and took the ball just above the grass.
  5. Verbo

    Apropiarse o transferirse a la propia posesión, a veces por llevar físicamente.

    Ejemplos

    • Someone took my umbrella by mistake.
    • Billy took her pencil.
  6. Verbo

    Exactamente.

    Ejemplos

    • The long winter took a toll on everyone.
    • He wanted to take revenge.
  7. Verbo

    Para capturar o ganar (una pieza o truco) en un juego.

    Ejemplos

    • She took the next two rounds.
    • He took my rook in chess.
  8. Verbo

    Para recibir o aceptar (algo, especialmente algo que se dio).

    Ejemplos

    • She took third place in the race.
    • He would never take a gift like that.
  9. Verbo

    Recibir o aceptar (algo) como pago o compensación.

    Ejemplos

    • The shop does not take checks.
    • She would not take any money for her help.
  10. Verbo

    Aceptar y seguir (advice, etc.).

    Ejemplos

    • Please take my advice and rest.
    • She decided to take his suggestion.

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