take短语及详细用法
take after [ phrasal verb ]take after (someone) : to be like (someone, such as a parent) : to resemble (someone)He takes after his father in height and build.“She's such a sweet child.” “Yes. She takes afterher mother.”take against [ phrasal verb ]take against (someone or something) Brit, somewhat old-fashioned : to begin to dislike (someone or something)They took against her for no apparent reason.take apart [ phrasal verb ]1 take apart (something) or take (something) apart : to remove or separate the parts of (something)They practiced taking apart [=disassembling] their rifles and putting them back together again.Help me take this puzzle apart.2 take apart (something) or take (something) apart : to talk about the different parts of (an idea, story, etc.) often in order to criticize itHe takes apart the theory and shows its weaknesses.3 take apart (someone) or take (someone) apartchiefly Brit : to badly beat (a person or team) in a game or contestThe champion really took the challenger apart in the second round.take away [ phrasal verb ]1 take away (someone or something) or take (someone or something) away : to remove (someone or something) : to cause (someone or something) to go away, to no longer exist, to no longer be held, etc.“Take him away!” said the queen.He was trying to take the ball away from the dog.A new store would take business away from existing stores in the area.Her parents threatened to take away her driving privileges.If you take away [=if you do not consider] his fancy clothes, he's a rather ordinary person.The beautiful new theater took my breath away. [=it made me feel surprised and excited]2 take away (something) or take (something) away2 a : to remember (something) for possible use in the future— usually + fromWhat lesson can we take away from this?2 b Brit : to buy (food that is cooked in a restaurant) and carry it to another placeWe sell hot food to take away. [=(US) we sell hot food for takeout]3 take it away informal : to start playing or singing musicTake it away, Annie!4 take away from [ phrasal verb ] take away from (something) : to reduce the value orimportance of (something)The ugly door takes away from [=detracts from] the beauty of the house.She made a few mistakes during her speech, but that didn't take away from her overall message.take back [ phrasal verb ]1 take back (someone or something) or take (someone or something) back1 a : to return (something or someone)If you bought any of these toys, take them back to the store for a full refund.Waiter, this soup is terrible. Please take it back. [=return it to the kitchen]I took him back to his apartment.1 b : to accept or receive (someone or something) againThey wouldn't take back the dress because I didn't have the receipt.His wife left him but he decided to take her back.2 take (someone) back : to cause (someone) to remember a time or event— usually + toThis meal takes me back to [=it makes me remember] our vacation in Mexico.a song that takes you back to your childhood3 take back (something) or take (something) back : to say that you did not really mean (something that you said)My mom is not fat! Take it back!He refused to take back what he said.take down [ phrasal verb ]take down (something) or take (something) down1 : to remove (something) from the place where it is hanging or standingShe took the books down from the shelf.I need to take down those curtains and bring them to the dry cleaner's.Take down that terrible picture of me.Please, take it down.He took down the old shed and built a new one.2 : to lower but not remove (something)The doctor asked him to take down [=pull down] his pants.3 : to write (something)He took her phone number down on a napkin.Did you take down the car's license number?take in [ phrasal verb ]1 take in (someone) or take (someone) in1 a : to allow (a person or animal) to stay in your house, hotel, etc.The family started taking in boarders to make ends meet.The homeless shelter takes in women and children.They agreed to take him in for the summer.taking in stray cats1 b : to take (someone) to a police stationThe police took him in for driving while drunk.The suspects were taken in for questioning.1 c : to trick or deceive (someone)— often used as (be) taken inHe was taken in by a man who said he was collecting money for a charity.2 take in (something) or take (something) in2 a : to make (a piece of clothing) smaller or shorterI lost weight and had to take in my pants.I had to take them in at the waist.— opposite let out at let, 12 b US : to receive (something) as payment or earningsThe restaurant has been taking in [=(Brit) taking] thousands of dollars a night.They couldn't take enough money in to stay in business.2 c : to allow (water, air, etc.) to enter your bodyShe stood on the shore taking in the salty sea air.2 d : to look at and think about (something)We spent the hour talking and taking in the view.You'll have plenty of time to take in all the sights.2 e : to learn about and try to understand (something)We paused to take in the situation.It's hard to take all this information in at once.We need to take in all the options before making a decision.2 f : to watch (a show, game, etc.)If we have time after dinner, I thought maybe we could take in a movie.2 g : to include (a place) among the places that you go toOur trip to New York City will take in several museums. = We will take in [=visit] several museums on our trip to New York City.take off [ phrasal verb ]1 a : to suddenly go somewhereShe took off without even saying goodbye.Where did you take off to? [=where did you go?]1 b take off after (someone or something) US : to start to move quickly in order to catch (someone or something)If my dog sees a cat, she'll take off after [=chase] it.He jumped in his car and took off after them.2 : to begin to flyPlease sit down. The plane's about to take off.They took off and landed safely.3 : to quickly become very successful or popularHer career took off after she won an Oscar for best supporting actress.Our business is really starting to take off.4 take off (something) or take (something) off4 a : to remove (something)I took my boots off and put on some slippers.Always take off your makeup before going to bed.Take that smile off your face! [=stop smiling]This new diet will take inches off your waist and hips.Please take your hands off me. [=stop touching or holding me]I can't take my eyes off [=I cannot stop looking at] that beautiful ring of yours!Hiring more teachers would help take the pressure off [=reduce the amount of stress felt by] our staff.Her show was taken off the air [=it was no longer shown on TV] after three seasons.The toy was taken off the market [=it was stopped from being sold] for safety reasons.4 b : to reduce the price of something by (a specified amount)You can take 20 percent off everything in the store.They took $3,000 off the original price of the car.4 c : to spend (an amount of time) away from a job or activityHe took the day off and went to the beach.I took two weeks off (work) to visit my family.I haven't taken any time off yet this year.5 take (someone) off (something)5 a : to tell (someone) to stop using (something, such as a medicine)The doctor took her off the drug and put her on a new one.He took himself off his medication. [=he stopped using it]taking a patient off a ventilator5 b : to tell (someone) to no longer work on (something)The newspaper's editor took her off the story.He was taken off the project.6 take off (someone) or take (someone) off Brit :to copy (someone) usually in order to make other people laughHe can take off [=mimic, imitate] our teacher perfectly.take on [ phrasal verb ]1 take on (something) or take (something) on1 a : to begin to deal with (something, such as a job or responsibility)I don't have time to take on any new responsibilities right now.We are depending on you to take on this important assignment.Her willingness to take on new challenges is admirable.1 b : to begin to have (a particular quality or appearance)Her writings took on new meaning after her death.In the evening, the plaza takes on a different air/aura.stories in which animals take on human attributesThe story was broadcast throughout the world and began to take on a life of its own. [=to become very large, important, and hard to control]The story has taken on mythic proportions. [=it has become very famous or important]2 take on (someone or something) or take (someone or something) on2 a : to fight or struggle with (someone or something)Police have been taking on the neighborhood's drug dealers.She's not afraid to take on her critics/detractors directly.They will need lots of money and resources to take on the tobacco companies.: to criticize or argue against (someone or something)She takes on the country's current foreign policy in her new book.taking on sexism in the music industry2 b : to compete against (a person, team, etc.)The Yankees are set to take on the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium tonight.She took him on in a game of tennis.2 c : to allow (someone or something) to enterThe train took on a few more passengers before leaving the city.The ship sprung a leak and began to take onwater. [=water began getting into the ship]3 take on (someone) or take (someone) on : to accept (someone) as an employee, client, etc.I'm sorry, but the doctor isn't taking on [=taking] any new patients.She agreed to take him on as an assistant.take out [ phrasal verb ]1 take (something) out or take out (something)1 a : to remove (something) from a thing, place, or personShe had her tonsils taken out when she was ten years old.Remove the board and take out all the nails.: to move (something) from the place that held, enclosed, or hid itPlease take out a pencil and begin the test.Please take your homework out.I forgot to take out the garbage [=to bring it outside] this morning.1 b : to get (something, such as insurance, a loan, etc.) by a standard process or series of steps : to make the arrangements, payments, etc., that are required for (something)All drivers in the state must take out insurance on their vehicles.They had to take out a second mortgage on their home.They took out ads in several magazines and newspapers.1 c : to borrow or rent (something) from a store, library, etc.She took out a couple of books from the library.1 d : to destroy (something)Our mission is to take out two enemy targets.She swerved off the road and took out a telephone pole.2 take (someone) out or take out (someone)2 a : to go with (someone you have invited) to a restaurant, party, etc.Can I take you out sometime?teenagers taking each other out on datesThey took us out for/to lunch.2 b : to cause (a person or team) to no longer be part of a competitionHe took his opponent out in the first 60 seconds of the match.Our team was taken out in the second round of competition.3 take (something) out on (someone)◇If you take your anger, frustration, etc., out on someone, you treat someone badly because you feel angry, frustrated, etc.workers who go home and take their frustration out on their familiesI'm sorry you didn't get the job, but don't take it out on me. [=don't treat me badly because you are disappointed]take over [ phrasal verb ]take over or take over (something) or take (something) over1 : to start doing (something that someone has stopped doing)Here, you take over stirring the soup while I start making the salad.Take over for me for a while.2 : to become the person who has control of (something)Since she has taken over the company, productivity and profits have soared.Military leaders took over the government in 2002.They took over in 2002.take to [ phrasal verb ]1 take to (something) : to go to or into (a place)They grabbed their weapons and took to the hills.Thousands of people took to the streets in protest. [=went out into the streets to protest] He took to the airwaves [=he spoke on the radio] with his message.2 take to (someone or something) : to begin to like (someone or something)I took to her as soon as she smiled at me.Many students have not taken well to the new school uniforms.He tried skiing and took to it immediately. [=he quickly learned how to ski and liked doing it] She took to horseback riding like a duck (takes) to water. [=she learned it in a very easy and natural way](informal) They don't take kindly to strangers [=they don't like strangers] around here.3 take to (doing something) : to begin (doing something) as a habitHe took to drinking after he lost his job.She had taken to sleeping on the floor.We've taken to calling him “Mr. Dependable.”4 take (something) to (someone or something) :to use (something) to do something to (someone or something)Someone needs to take a mop to this floor. [=someone needs to mop this floor]I took an ax to the dead tree in front of my house. [=I cut down the dead tree with an ax]He was criticized for taking a belt to his children. [=hitting his children with a belt]take up [ phrasal verb ]1 take up or take up (something) or take (something) up : to begin (something) again : to continue (something) after you or another person stopsShe took up [=picked up] the story where he left off.He is hoping that he and his ex-girlfriend can take up [=that they can continue their relationship] where they left off.2 take up (something) : to fill (an area, amount of time, etc.) completely or almost completelyThe new couch takes up half of the room.I don't want to take up too much of your time, but I do have a few questions.The entire day was taken up by/with meetings.We don't use this table for anything. It's just taking up space.3 take up (something) or take (something) up3 a : to begin studying or practicing (an activity, subject, instrument, etc.) usually as a hobbyI was thinking about taking upskiing/dancing/photography.She took up the guitar at age 11.taking up art lessons3 b : to begin to deal with (a problem, an issue, etc.)The cause of global warming has been taken upby many celebrities recently.The court took up the question of how to deal with companies that break the law.He seemed willing to take up [=take on] the challenge.3 c : to begin to have (a new job, home, etc.)He will take up his post [=begin working at his new post/job] at the beginning of the year.She went to France and took up residence in Paris. [=became a resident of Paris; began living in Paris]She took up [=she began to lead] the life of an artist. = She took up life as an artist.Two men with guns had taken up (their) positions on the roof.3 d somewhat old-fashioned : to begin to use (something)They took up hammers and nails and went to work building the house.Once again, they took up arms [=picked up weapons and became ready to fight] to defend their country.3 e : to make (something, such as a piece of clothing) shorterCan you take the legs of these pants up two inches?3 f : to lift and remove (something)We took up the carpet in the living room and replaced it with hardwood flooring.3 g : to gather (money, clothes, etc.) from many different people or placesThey are taking up a collection for the homeless shelter.4 take (someone) up on (something) : to make an agreement with (someone) to accept (an offer)“Can I buy you a drink?” “Sure, I'll take you up onthat.”We took the company up on its offer to replace the computer for free.5 take (something) up with (someone) : to talk about (something, such as a problem) with (someone)If you have a problem, please take it up with one of our managers.Have you taken this up with your mother yet?6 take up with (someone) : to begin a friendly or romantic relationship with (someone)After her divorce, she took up with a younger man.。
take有关短语-概述说明以及解释
take有关短语1.take precautions (采取预防措施)2.take pride in (为...感到自豪)3.take a risk (冒险)4.take a break (休息一下)5.take responsibility (承担责任)6.take measures (采取措施)7.take into account (考虑到)8.take a walk (散步)9.take control (掌控)10.take a chance (冒险)11.take the lead (领导)12.take it easy (放松)13.take action (采取行动)14.take advantage of (利用)15.take a step (迈出一步)16.take a look (看一看)17.take a stand (立场坚定)18.take someone's breath away (让某人惊叹)19.take by surprise (使某人感到惊讶)20.take a journey (进行一次旅行)21.take on a challenge22.take a break23.take a chance24.take a deep breath25.take a detour26.take a gamble27.take a glance28.take a hike29.take a load off30.take a nap31.take a plunge32.take a risk33.take a seat34.take a sip35.take a stand36.take a stroll37.take a swing38.take a turn39.take advantage40.take charge41.Take it or leave it42.Take the plunge43.Take the bull by the horns44.Take the initiative45.Take center stage46.Take the path less traveled47.Take it to the next level48.Take the world by storm49.Take it in stride50.Take a rain check51.Take a leap of faith52.Take advantage of53.Take a step back54.Take a shot at55.Take the high road56.Take charge57.Take a deep breath58.Take your time59.Take a break60.Take a stand61.take the initiative62.take pride in63.take priority64.take into account65.take effect66.take responsibility67.take precautions68.take a risk69.take it for granted70.take a break71.take a step back72.take a chance73.take a stand74.take measures75.take the lead76.take stock of77.take note of78.take a look79.take a deep breath80.take the opportunity。
take的用法及短语和搭配
take的用法及短语和搭配一级标题：Take的用法及短语和搭配引言：在英语中，动词“take”是非常常用且多样化的一个动词。
它可以表示许多不同的意思和概念，并且在日常生活和商务场合中都得到广泛应用。
本文将详细介绍“take”的用法，以及相关短语和搭配。
二级标题 1：表示行为或动作1. Take a walk/hike: 散步/远足例如：- Let's take a walk in the park and enjoy the fresh air.- We decided to take a hike up the mountain for some adventure.2. Take a seat: 就座例如：- Excuse me, may I take this seat?- Please find a place to take a seat and wait for your turn.3. Take a break/rest: 休息例如：- After working for hours, it's important to take a break and recharge.- The doctor advised him to take more rests to recover from exhaustion.4. Take a shower/bath: 洗澡/洗澡盆例如：- I usually take a shower in the morning to start my day fresh.- It's relaxing to take a warm bath after a long day of work.二级标题 2：表达拿取、获取或接收1. Take notes: 记笔记例如：- During the lecture, make sure to take notes of the key points.- Students are encouraged to bring notebooks and pens to take notes. 2. Take a photo/picture: 拍照例如：- Let's take a photo to capture this beautiful moment.- The photographer asked them to stand still while he took their picture.3. Take a taxi/cab: 打出租车例如：- I'm running late for the meeting, so I'll take a taxi instead of walking. - It's raining heavily, let's take a cab to avoid getting wet.4. Take an exam/test: 参加考试例如：- Tomorrow I have to take an important English exam.- She spent weeks preparing before taking the driving test.二级标题 3：表示接受、承担或采取措施1. Take responsibility: 承担责任例如：- As the team leader, it's important to take responsibility for any mistakes made.- He admitted his fault and was willing to take full responsibility for the consequences.2. Take action/steps: 采取行动/步骤例如：- It's time to take action and address this issue immediately.- To achieve success, you need to take consistent and strategic steps towards your goals.3. Take precautions/measures: 采取预防措施例如：- In order to prevent accidents, always remember to take necessary safety precautions.- The company has taken measures to protect its employees from potential risks.4. Take advice/suggestion: 接受建议/意见例如：- He should have taken my advice and avoided this mistake.- The CEO always encourages employees to take suggestions for improvement into consideration.二级标题 4：表示消费或较长时间的过程1. Take a vacation/trip: 度假/旅行例如：- After months of hard work, it's time to take a vacation and relax.- They planned to take a trip around Europe during the summer break.2. Take a loan/borrow: 借款/借例如：- To start his own business, he had to take a loan from the bank.- Can I borrow some money from you? I'll pay you back next week.3. Take time: 花费时间例如：- Learning to play an instrument takes time and dedication.- Rome wasn't built in a day; building a successful career also takes time.4. Take advantage of: 利用例如：- We should take advantage of the discount and buy those items now.- She always knows how to take advantage of any opportunity that comes her way.总结：以上是关于"take"的常见用法及相关短语和搭配的详细介绍。
take 的短语搭配
take 的短语搭配讲解"Take" 是一个多功能的英语动词，具有多种短语搭配，下面是一些常见的搭配及其讲解：1. Take a break:-意义：休息一下，暂停工作或活动。
-例句：I need to take a break from studying and go for a walk.2. Take a chance:-意义：冒险，抓住机会。
-例句：Sometimes you need to take a chance to achieve your goals.3. Take a look:-意义：看一看，查看。
-例句：Can you take a look at this report and give me your feedback?4. Take a seat:-意义：坐下。
-例句：Please take a seat, and I'll be with you shortly.5. Take it easy:-意义：放轻松，别紧张。
-例句：After a busy day, it's important to take it easy and relax.6. Take notes:-意义：做笔记。
-例句：During the lecture, make sure to take notes for future reference.7. Take the lead:-意义：领导，带头。
-例句：She is always ready to take the lead in group projects.8. Take care of:-意义：照顾，关心。
-例句：I will take care of your pets while you are on vacation.9. Take advantage of:-意义：利用，趁机。
-例句：You should take advantage of the opportunities that come your way.10. Take responsibility:-意义：承担责任。
take的短语搭配及造句
take的短语搭配及造句
take的短语归纳：
take off起飞；脱下；
take over接受；接管；
take down记下；拆卸；
take apart拆卸；拆开；
take sharp有显着发展；
take notes记笔记；做笔记；
take a break休息一会儿；
take a chance on冒险；
take a hand in干预等等。
扩展资料
take a chance on冒险；
take a hand in干预,参与,手；帮助；
take a hike走路；滚开；哪凉快那歇着去；
take a look看一下；
take a rain check改期；
take a walk散步；
take action采取行动；提出诉讼；
take away带走,拿走,取走；
take care of照顾；注意；抚养；
take charge掌管,负责；主持；不受控制；
take photos照相,拍照；摄影；
take position坐盘；抢占位置；采取某种态度；
take possession of占有；占领；
take：
v.携带;拿走;取走;运走;带去;引领;使达到，把…推向，把…带到(另一个层次、层面等)；
n.(不停机一次连续拍摄的)场景，镜头;收入额;进项;看法;意见；
第三人称单数：takes现在分词：taking过去式：took过去分词： taken。
中考英语有关take的短语和用法
中考英语有关take的短语和用法take有拿;取;执行;需要;接受等意思，那么你知道有关take的常用短语都有哪些吗?下面是店铺为大家带来关于take的常见短语和用法，欢迎大家学习!1. take after (不用进行式) -to look or behave like (an older relative) 长相或举止像(某个长辈)2. take apart(1) to separate (a small machine, clock, etc.) into pieces 把(小型机器、钟表等)拆开;拆散(2) to defeat very severely in a sport or game (在体育运动或比赛中)把……彻底打败;speak angrily to or criticize severely 对……苛求;严厉批评3. take as 看作,认为4. take away 拿走;使停学,使离开;使消失;减去△ take away fro m -to lessen the effect or value of (something good or desirable) 贬低(有益或令人满意之事物)的作用5. take back(1) to admit that one was wrong in (what one said) 承认说错了(话),收回(诺言,话语)(2) to cause to remember or think about a past time 使回忆起(3) 送回,还回去;退(货)6. take down(1) 拿下,取下;记下来;褪下(裤子等穿于腰以下的衣物)(2) to separate (a large machine or article) into pieces esp. in order to repair it or move it (尤指为了修理或搬移而)把(大型机器或大物件)拆成零部件;把……拆卸开7. take in(1) to receive into one's home; provide lodgings for (a person)接待(某人)留宿(2) to deceive 欺瞒,欺骗(3) to understand fully; grasp 充分理解,掌握(4) to make (clothes) narrow 把(衣服)改窄(5) to include 包含,包括8. take off(1) to remove (esp. clothes) 脱下,脱去(尤指衣服); 解(拿)掉 --- put on (反义词)(2) (of a plane, etc) to rise into the air at the beginning of a flight (飞机等)升空,起飞(3) to have a holiday from work on (the stated day) or for (the stated period) 在(某日或某段时间)休假;歇(……天)假; 请假(4) to begin to become successful, popular, or well-known 开始有成就;开始受欢迎;开始成名(5) 打折扣(6) to copy the speech or manners of (someone), esp. for amusement(尤指为了逗笑而) 模仿 (某人)的谈吐、举止等9. take on(1) to start to employ 开始雇用(2) to begin to have (a quality of appearance) 开始具有/ 呈现(某种品质、面貌等); 露出(3) to accept (work, responsibility, etc.) 接受(工作等);承担(责任等)(4) to start a quarrel or fight with 开始和……争吵(斗殴、作对、较量等)(5) 让上车,接受乘客10. take out(1) to go somewhere with (a person) as a social activity 带(某人)去(某处参加社交活动等)(2) to obtain officially 正式取得,领得,获得(3) 洗去(污迹),使褪色△ take someone out of himself / herself 使(某人)从(失意、不愉快等)中解脱出来,给(某人)消愁△ take sth out on sb 向……发泄(情绪);拿……出气11. take over --to gain control over and responsibility for (something)接手,接任;接管12. take to(1) to feel a liking for, esp. at once (尤指立刻)对……产生好感,喜欢上(2) to begin as a practice, habit, etc. 染上……习惯(嗜好等)(3) to go to for rest, hiding, escape, etc. 到(某处)休息;到……躲藏;逃往13. take up(1) to begin to spend time doing; interest oneself in 开始花时间从事(某项活动);对……产生兴趣; 开始学习(某课程),选修(2) (of things or events) to fill or use (space or time) (事物或事件)占用了(时间或空间)(3) to accept the offer of 接受……的建议(4) to continue 继续△ take up with 和(某人,尤指讨厌的人)来往be taken up with - be very busy with 忙于; 喜欢14. be taken ill 病倒了,生病了15. take a chance 碰碰运气,冒……风险16. take a deep/ long breath 深吸一口气(以鼓起勇气或仔细考虑)17. take a fancy / liking (dislike) to 喜欢(不喜欢)18. take a hand in 干预19. take a load / weight off sb's mind 使放心/ 安心20. take a risk / risks 冒风险21. take a seat 坐下22. take a vote 投票表决23. take an interest in 对……有兴趣24. take steps /measures to do 采取措施做某事25. take action (on) (对……)采取措施26. take advantage of 利用;占……的便宜, 不正当地利用27. take aim 瞄准28. take by 握住(某处); 拉住29. take ….by surprise 奇袭;出其不意做某事, 使惊奇30. take care 当心31. take care of 照顾,料理;处理,对付;当心32. take charge of 负责,接管33. take cold 感冒,伤风34. take control of 控制住,管住35. take delight / pleasure in 以……为乐;喜欢36. take effect 开始起作用;生效37. take for / to be (错)当作,以为是38. take ….for granted 想当然认为(会是某种情况),认为……是理所当然的;认为没有问题39. take ….for instance / example 以……为例40. take hold of 抓住;吸引住41. take ….into account / consideration 考虑到,把……考虑进去42. take it / things easy 慢慢地,不要过于紧张/ 劳累43. take it or leave it 要不要都行;要么要要么不要,不要还价44. take note (of) 注意45. take notice (of) 注意;理会46. take notes 作记录;记笔记47. take / come into office 就职,上任48. take one's breath away 令人惊异,叹为观止49. take one's chance(s) 碰碰自己的运气50. take one's time 慢慢来,从容不迫51. take pains 特别注意 / 努力,下工夫52. take (the) trouble 费事,下工夫53. take pare (in) 参加,参与54. take pity on / upon 可怜,怜悯55. take place 发生,举行56. take pride in / be proud of 为……感到自豪/ 骄傲57. take revenge on 向….报复58. take one's place 代替某人59. take the long view 看得远一些60. take the opportunity 利用这个机会61. take turns 轮流(做某事)1、take是英语中含义最多,搭配能力最强的动词之一,基本意思是“拿,取,带,抓”,指用手取物、接受东西、把人或物移到某处。
英语take的用法
英语take的用法英语中的动词"take"是一个非常常用的词汇，它有多种用法和短语搭配。
本文将讨论这些用法，并提供相关例句来帮助理解。
1. 表示拿或取"take"在最基本的用法中表示拿或取，可以指物理上的动作，也可以指获取信息或想法。
例如：- Take the book from the shelf.（从书架上拿下这本书）- Take a photo of the beautiful scenery.（拍下美丽的风景照片）- Take my advice into consideration.（考虑我的建议）2. 表示花费时间"take"还可以表示花费时间，特别是指做某事所需要的时间。
例如：- It takes me 30 minutes to get to work.（我上班需要花30分钟）- The project took a year to complete.（这个项目花了一年时间完成）3. 表示接受或容纳"take"可以表示接受或容纳某人或某物。
例如：- Our hotel can take up to 200 guests.（我们的酒店可以容纳200位客人）- The bus is too crowded to take any more passengers.（公交车已经太拥挤无法再接纳更多乘客了）4. 表示采取行动"take"可以表示采取行动或执行某项任务。
例如：- Please take the necessary steps to solve the problem.（请采取必要的措施来解决问题）- The government is taking measures to improve the economy.（政府正在采取措施改善经济状况）5. 表示理解或接受"take"还可以表示理解或接受某个观点或态度。
初中常用take短语与例句总结
学习资料收集于网络，仅供参考学习资料take短语用法完全归纳1. take back 收回，接回，退回。
收回，接回，退回。
如：I’m sorry, I take back what I said. 对不起，我收回我说过的话。
2. take down(1) 写下，记下。
如：I didn’t take down his phone number. 我没有记下他的电话号码。
(2) 拆下，拆掉。
如：The machine takes down easily. 这机器很容易拆。
3. take in (1) 收留。
如：So he took in the boy (dog). 所以他就收留了这个男孩(这条狗)。
(2) 包括。
如：The list takes in everyone. 每个人都上了名单。
(3) 理解。
如：We find it difficult to take in what he teaches. 我们发现他教的东西很难理解。
(4) 欺骗，使上当。
如：Don’t be taken in by his promises. 别被他的诺言所欺骗。
4. take off(1) 脱下。
如：Take off your wet clothes. 脱下你的湿衣服。
(2) 起飞。
如：When did the plane take off? 飞机是什么时候起飞的? (3) 打折扣，扣掉，去掉。
如：Can you take five dollars off the price? 你可以减价五美元吗? (4) 请假，休息。
如：I want to take a day off (from work). 我想休假一天。
5. take on (1) 聘用，雇用。
如：The company decided to take on a new secretary. 这家公司决定聘一个新秘书。
(2) 呈现，显现，具有。
如：Her face took on a new expression. 她的脸上露出了新的表情。
TAKE及有关TAKE的动词短语全部用法整理(来自牛津高阶词典)
4b ‘rely’ takes the preposition ‘on ‘.
习语:
1. I, you, etc. can't take sb anywhere （用以表示不相信某人会在公共场合行为 得体）到哪儿都拿不出去 2. have (got) what it takes 具备（成功）所需要的一切条件（或素质、能力等） 3. take sth as it comes | take sb as they come 安于现状；顺其自然 She takes life as it comes. 4. take it (that…) 假定；假设；设想；以为 I take it you won't be coming to the party? 5. take it from me (that…) 我敢担保；我说的肯定没错 Take it from me─he'll be a millionaire before he's 30. 6. take it on/upon yourself to do sth 擅自作主；自作主张 7. sb can take it or leave it 要就要，不要就拉倒；取舍请便 可有可无；无所谓；无偏好 Dancing? I can take it or leave it. 8. take it/a lot out of sb 使精疲力竭；使心力交瘁 Taking care of small children takes it out of you. 9. take some/a lot of doing 费力；费时；难办；难做 10. take that! （打人时说）看打，接招
I've decided to take a few days off next week. 取消；停演
take短语的用法总结
take短语的用法总结1. “Take after”，这不就是说和谁长得像或者性格像嘛！就像我和我爸，别人都说我 take after 他，嘿，那模样简直一个模子刻出来的！例子：You really take after your mother.2. “Take away”，可以是拿走、夺去的意思呀。
哎呀，你想想，人家好不容易得到的东西，一下子被 take away 了，多难受啊！例子：The sadness took away her smile.3. “Take in”，有理解、收留的意思哦。
记得那次我给朋友解释一个超难的概念，他居然一下子就 take in 了，太牛了！例子：She took in the homeless cat.4. “Take off”，起飞或者突然成功呀！就跟飞机一下子 take off 冲向蓝天一样令人兴奋！例子：His business took off after years of hard work.5. “Take on”，承担、呈现的意思呢。
他居然敢 take on 那么艰巨的任务，我真是佩服！例子：The city took on a new look.6. “Take out”，带出去或者除掉呀。
周末带狗狗出去散步，不就是 take out 嘛！例子：We need to take out the trash.7. “Take over”，接管、接手的意思哟。
当老领导退休后，新领导就来take over 啦！例子：The new manager took over the company.8. “Take up”，占用或者开始从事呀。
学画画可真是 take up 了我不少时间呢！例子：He took up jogging to lose weight.9. “Take for”，把什么当作。
有时候真会不小心把一个东西 take for 另一个呢！例子：I took him for his brother.我的观点结论就是，这些 take 短语用法真的超级实用又有趣，大家可得好好掌握呀！。
关于Take的短语
take短语用法完全归纳take短语用法完全归纳1. ta ke back 收回，接回，退回。
如：I’m sorry,I take bac k what I s aid. 对不起，我收回我说过的话。
Th ey wouldn’t take bac k the shir t. 衬衫他们不让退货。
2. take down(1)写下，记下。
如：He took down everythin g the teac her said.他把老师说的所有话都记了下来。
I did n’t take d own his ph one number. 我没有记下他的电话号码。
(2) 拆下，拆掉。
如：The machine t akes downeasily. 这机器很容易拆。
They decided t o take dow n the dang erous brid ge. 他们决定把这座危险的桥拆掉。
3. take in(1) 收留。
如：S o he tookin the boy (dog). 所以他就收留了这个男孩(这条狗)。
(2)包括。
如：The l ist takesin everyon e. 每个人都上了名单。
(3) 理解。
如：We findit difficu lt to take in what h e teaches.我们发现他教的东西很难理解。
(4)欺骗，使上当。
如：D on’t be ta ken in byhis promis es. 别被他的诺言所欺骗。
4. ta ke off(1)脱下。
如：Take off yourwet clothe s. 脱下你的湿衣服。
He took o ff his gla sses and l ooked up.他取下眼镜，抬头看了看。