take

takeverb

UK/teɪk/US/teɪk/

Dạng từ: takes · took · taken · taking

1
CARRY
A1to move something or go with someone from one place to another
- Take an umbrella – it might rain.
- I took the kids to the park.
2
TIME
A1to need a particular amount of time
- The journey takes about two hours.
- It took me ages to find a parking space.
3
TRAVEL
A1to travel using a particular vehicle or road
- Let's take a taxi.
- Take the second road on the left.
4
GET HOLD OF
A2to get hold of something and move it away, sometimes without permission
- Someone has taken my bag!
- She took a book from the shelf.
5
DO
A2used with nouns to show that someone does an action
- Let's take a break.
- I took a photo of the sunset.
- Have you taken your exam yet?

UK/teɪk/US/teɪk/

Dạng từ: takes · took · taken · taking

1
CARRY
A1to move something or go with someone from one place to another
- Take an umbrella – it might rain.
- I took the kids to the park.
2
TIME
A1to need a particular amount of time
- The journey takes about two hours.
- It took me ages to find a parking space.
3
TRAVEL
A1to travel using a particular vehicle or road
- Let's take a taxi.
- Take the second road on the left.
4
GET HOLD OF
A2to get hold of something and move it away, sometimes without permission
- Someone has taken my bag!
- She took a book from the shelf.
5
DO
A2used with nouns to show that someone does an action
- Let's take a break.
- I took a photo of the sunset.
- Have you taken your exam yet?