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take (v.)
takast á við, grípa, draga til sín, veiða, halda fast um, fá, smitast, sÿkjast af, fjarlægja, taka á sig, setja upp, gera sér upp, bregðast við, öðlast, læra, nema, stunda nám, lesa, rannsaka, athuga, skoða, kanna, leggja á minnið, íhuga gaungæfilega, ráðgera, leggja á ráð um, kappkosta, leitast við, brjóta heilann, hugleiða, vinna að, bíða, verða fyrir, velja, leggja í einelti, velja til skítverka, velja úr, miða, taka mið, beina að, taka inn, nota, eyða, taka, fara, beygja inn, stela, keyra, vera í fararbroddi, koma/fara með, taka/hafa með sér, kaupa, leigja, koma með, færa, flytja, hreppa, hljóta, gerast áskrifandi, þiggja, taka á móti, þiggja, fá sér, fara í, hafa í för með sér, kallar á, krefjast, útheimta, gera nauðsynlegt, rúma, líta á, draga frá, álíta, ruglast/villast á, villast á, finna til
take ()
vera með, skilja, meðtaka, grípa, skilja hvorki upp né niður í, sjá, gabba, plata, svindla á, svíkja, gera ringlaðan, slá út af laginu, leika á, blekkja
give and take (v.)
give or take (adv.)
take a break (v.)
take a breath (v.)
take a breather (v.)
take a chance (v.)
take a hop (v.)
endurkastast, fleyta kerlingar, hlaupa, kastast frá, skoppa, stökkva
take a joke (v.)
take a note of (v.)
take a seat
take aback (v.)
take account (v.)
take advantage of (v.)
take after
take apart (v.)
take arms (v.)
take away (v.)
take-away
heim, veitingastaður sem selur mat til að fara með út, veitingastaður sem selur mat til að fara með út/heim
take-away (n.)
take back (v.)
draga tilbaka, koma með aftur, láta hverfa aftur í tíma, setja aftur á sinn stað, skila, snúa sér aftur að
take by surprise
take care (v.)
take chances (v.)
take charge (v.)
take control (v.)
take cover (v.)
take down (v.)
draga niður, færa í annál, færa inn í, jafna við jörðu, lækka, láta síga, óvirða, skrá, skrifa, skrifa/taka niður, skrifa hjá sér, skrifa niður, smána, taka niður
take effect (v.)
take fire (v.)
take for (v.)
take for a ride (v.) (colloquial)
blekkja, gabba, gera hissa, leika á, plata, ringlaðan, slá út af laginu, svíkja, svindla á, vera, vera/gera hissa/ringlaðan
take for granted (v.)
álíta, ganga að e-u vísu, ganga út frá, gefa sér, gera ráð fyrir, halda, leggja fram tilgátu, setja fram tilgátu, setja sem svo að, taka e-ð sem sjálfsagðan hlut, þykjast vita
take form (v.)
take fright
take good notice of (v.)
take heart (v.)
take hold (v.)
take hold of (v.)
take in
take in (v.)
ættleiða, blekkja, drekka í sig, eyða, fylgjast með, gabba, gera hissa, græða, haga sér eins og bjáni, hagnast, horfa á, leika á, nota, öðlast, plata, ringlaðan, rugla, sjá, sjúga, skilja, skoða, slá út af laginu, soga, svíkja, svindla á, þéna, veita húsaskjól, vera, vera/gera hissa/ringlaðan, vera áhorfandi, vera efni í, verða, vinna sér inn, virða fyrir sér
take in charge (v.)
take in hand (v.)
átelja, ávíta, halda fyrirlestur, predika yfir, setja ofan í við, skamma, veita áminningu
take in one's arms (v.)
take into consideration
take issue (v.)
take it easy (v.)
take leave (v.)
take no heed of (v.)
take note (v.)
take note of
take off
take off (v.)
draga frá, drífa sig, fara, fara úr, flugtak, hlaupast á brott, koma af stað, leggja af stað, leggja upp, ná úr
take off (v.) (colloquial)
take offence
take on
take on (v.)
bregðast við, fá, fást við, ferma, hitta, hlaða, kaupa, kljást við, leigja, mæta, þiggja
take on (v.) (sport)
take one's life (v.)
take out (v.)
aftur, draga athygli, fjarlægjast, losa sig við, nálgast, nema, sjást yfir, sleppa, sleppa úr, taka til baka, taka til baka/aftur, taka upp, taka upp úr, taka út, velja úr
take out a subscription (v.)
take over
take over (v.)
take pains (v.)
take part (v.)
take part in
take pity on (n.)
take place (v.)
birtast, birtast skyndilega, eiga sér stað, gerast, koma fyrir, skjóta óvænt upp kollinum, skjótast upp, skjóta upp kollinum, vera á seyði, vilja til
take pride in
take prisoner
take root (v.)
take s.o.'s life (v.)
take s.o.'s mind off things (v.)
take shape (v.)
take stock (v.)
take the air (v.)
take the field (v.)
take the mickey out of (v.) (colloquial)
take the stand (n.)
take to
take to heart (v.)
take to one's heels
take to task (v.)
átelja, ávíta, halda fyrirlestur, predika yfir, setja ofan í við, skamma, veita áminningu
take turns (v.)
take up
take up arms (v.)
take up residence
take up with (v.)
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take (v. trans.)
↘ consumable, consumer, fit for consumption, fit for human consumption, grasping, prehensile, prehension, seizing, taking hold
take (v. intr.)
↘ close, close-knit, closely-knit, continuance, durable, duration, firm, hardwearing, hard-wearing, lasting, length of time, long-lasting, long-lived, longwearing, staunch, strong, take the stand, tight, tightly-knit
take (v.)
↘ cancel, cancel one's subscription, choice, consumption, consumptive, endurable, ingestion, intake, option, pick, selection, selective, subscriber, subscription, uptake, withdraw, withdraw one's subscription ≠ abstain, add, add together, decline, desist, disclaim, eliminate, give, obviate, pass up, refrain, refuse, reject, rid of, turn down
take
↘ appreciation, cheating, chicane, chicanery, comprehension, cunning, deceit, deceitful, deceiver, deceiving, deceptive, delusive, delusory, fake, faker, fraud, gaff, grasp, guile, hold, imposter, impostor, ken, misleading, perception, pretender, pseud, pseudo, role player, sham, shammer, shenanigan, trickery, understanding, wile
take
take; carry; have on; wear[ClasseHyper.]
take
comprendre (fr)[Classe]
understand[Hyper.]
apprehension, discernment, savvy, understanding - comprehension, understand, understanding - appreciation, assessment, grasp, hold, ken - grasping - apprehender, knower - comprehendible, comprehensible, understandable - apprehensible, graspable, intelligible, perceivable, understandable - apprehensive, discerning[Dérivé]
take
induire en erreur (fr)[Classe]
cozen, deceive, delude, lead on[Hyper.]
dodge, fast one, ruse, trick - cheating, chicane, chicanery, cunning, deceit, gaff, guile, shenanigan, trickery, wile - hanky panky, hocus-pocus, jiggery-pokery, skulduggery, skullduggery, slickness, trickery - dodger, fox, slyboots - bully, cut-up, hoaxer, practical joker, prankster, tease, tormentor, tricker, trickster - bunco, bunco game, bunko, bunko game, cheat, con, confidence game, confidence trick, con game, diddling, fleecing, flimflam, gyp, hustle, sting[Dérivé]
take (n.)
take (n.)
take (v.)
eat up; eat[Classe]
suck up; absorb; soak up; soak in; partake of; take; have; consume[ClasseHyper.]
take (v.)
tomber malade (fr)[Classe]
be taken ill, come down, come down with, fall ill, get ill, sicken[Hyper.]
catching, contracting[Dérivé]
catch[Domaine]
take (v.)
faire perdre telle propriété à qqch (fr)[ClasseHyper.]
take (v.)
take (v.)
alter, change[Hyper.]
take (v.)
become, get, go, grow, make[Hyper.]
take (v.)
take (v.)
take (v.)
passer un examen (fr)[ClasseParExt.]
recevoir des coups (fr)[Classe]
concéder, prendre (un but) (fr)[Classe]
take (v.)
enlever une partie, un élément d'un tout (fr)[Classe]
choisir (fr)[Classe]
take (v.)
think about[Hyper.]
consideration[Dérivé]
take (v.)
take (v.)
affirm, assert, aver, avow, swan, swear, verify[Hyper.]
claim, title[Dérivé]
arrogate, claim, lay claim[Domaine]
disclaim[Ant.]
take (v.)
enter, make a recording, put down, record, register[Hyper.]
cinematography, filming, film-making, motion-picture photography, movie-making - take - film, photographic film - celluloid, cinema, film - cinema, film, flick, motion picture, motion-picture show, movie, moving picture, moving-picture show, pic, picture, picture show[Dérivé]
photo, photograph, shoot, snap[Domaine]
take (v.)
suck up; absorb; soak up; soak in; partake of; take; have; consume[ClasseHyper.]
eat up; eat[Classe]
take (v.)
pickings, taking[Dérivé]
take (v.)
take (v.)
take (v.)
move, throw[Hyper.]
fill, occupy, take[Domaine]
take (v.)
leader, runner in front - guide, usher[Dérivé]
take (v.)
suivre une direction (fr)[Classe]
take (v.)
take (v.)
undergo[Hyper.]
submit, take[Domaine]
take (v.)
give, hand[Ant.]
take (v.)
buy, purchase[Hyper.]
take (v.)
take (v.)
take (v.)
acquire, get[Hyper.]
acceptance - acceptance, acceptation, adoption, espousal - taker[Dérivé]
have, receive[Domaine]
take (v.)
accept, have, take - acquire, get[Hyper.]
admit, include, let in[Domaine]
take (v.)
expend, use[Hyper.]
occupation[Dérivé]
consume, deplete, eat up, exhaust, go through, run through, use up, wipe out[Domaine]
take (v.)
take (v.)
act, move[Hyper.]
take (v.)
avoir besoin de (fr)[Classe]
necessary, needed, needful[Rendre+Attrib.]
demand, requirement - essential, necessary, necessity, requirement, requisite - need, want - demand, need - necessity[Dérivé]
claim, exact, take[Domaine]
take (v.)
be[Hyper.]
cargo area, cargo deck, cargo hold, hold, storage area[Dérivé]
bear, carry, contain, hold - accommodate, admit, hold[Domaine]
take (v.)
take (v.)
be[Hyper.]
take (v.)
take (v.)
deduction, subtraction - minus, subtraction - subtractive[Dérivé]
remove, take, take away, withdraw[Analogie]
add, add together, sum[Ant.]
take (v.)
identify[Hyper.]
take (v.)
take (v. intr.)
take (v. intr.)
durer (fr)[Classe]
take (v. tr.)
to take with oneself (objects)[Classe]
take (v. tr.)
suck up; absorb; soak up; soak in; partake of; take; have; consume[ClasseHyper.]
(restaurant; eating house; eating place; eatery)[termes liés]
(bar; pub), (consumption)[termes liés]
take (v. tr.)
get; grab; seize; reach; take; make; capture; catch[ClasseHyper.]
take (v. tr.)
serrer dans les bras (fr)[Classe]
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