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Dictionary Spanish ← English: take

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NOUN	a take \| takes	edit
VERB	to take \| took \| taken ... taking \| takes	edit

18

to take sth.

11

to take sth.

3

to take sth.

2 Words: Others

2 Words: Verbs

to take off [aeroplane]

quitarse a algo [ropa]

to take off sth. [clothes]

tomar parte [en]

to take part [in]

to take place

to take place

to take place

acoger a algn [huérfano etc.]

to take sb. in [orphan etc.]

apostar por algn

to take sb.'s side

ponerse del lado de algn

to take sb.'s side

to take shelter

to take sth. (along)

to take sth. away

restar algo [sustraer]

to take sth. away [subtract]

to take sth. down

to take sth. off [to remove]

to take sth. up

2 Words: Nouns

aero. despegue {m}

3 Words: Verbs

bañarse [lavarse]

to take a bath [Am.]

darse un chapuzón

to take a dip [swim]

Unverified echarse una araña [orinar] [cent.] [El Salvador] [col.]

to take a leak [Am.] [sl.]

foto. fotografiar

to take a photograph

foto. tomar una fotografía

to take a photograph

to take a seat

to take a shower [Am.]

edu. hacer un examen

to take a test

to take a walk [Am.]

aprovechar de algo

to take advantage of sth.

to take an oath

to take care of sb.

to take care of sb.

llevarla suave [col.] [cent.] [Costa Rica]

to take it easy

farm. med. tomarse su medicina

to take one's medicine

to take one's time

tomarle el relevo a algn

to take over from sb.

refugiarse en algo

to take refuge in sth.

to take revenge for sth.

vengarse de / por algo

to take revenge for sth.

vengarse de / en algn

to take revenge on sb.

dar algo por hecho

to take sth. for granted

tener algo en cuenta

to take sth. into account

sacar algo de algo

to take sth. out of sth.

Unverified llevarse la palma [col.] [fig.]

to take the biscuit [Br.] [coll.]

Unverified darse por aludido [col.] [locución]

to take the hint [coll.] [idiom]

turnarse para hacer algo

to take turns doing sth.

4 Words: Verbs

cagar [vulg.]

to have / take a dump [vulg.] [coll.] [defecate]

no darse por aludido

to not take it personally

to take a long time [of things and people]

5+ Words: Others

Unverified Se le fueron los ojos a ella. [col.] [locución]

He / She couldn't take his eyes off her. [coll.] [idiom]

¿Cuanto va a tardar?

How long will it take?

¡Quítame esas manazas de encima! [col.]

Take your filthy hands off me! [coll.]

Este proceso puede tomar varios minutos.

This process might take several minutes.

5+ Words: Verbs

loc. dar todos los pasos necesarios

to take all the necessary steps

vivir a salto de mata [col.] [locución]

to take each day as it comes [coll.] [idiom]

Unverified dar por sentado que ...

to take it for granted that ...

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