Take
- Take off - felszáll (repülő), levesz (ruha), hirtelen sikeres lesz
- To leave the ground (for an aircraft).
- The plane took off on time.
- To remove an item of clothing.
- Please take off your shoes before entering the house.
- To become successful very quickly.
- Her new business really took off.
- Take on - felvállal, felvesz (munkát)
- To accept a responsibility or job.
- I can't take on any more work right now.
- To employ someone.
- The company is taking on new staff.
- Take out - kivesz, kivisz, randira hív
- To remove something from somewhere.
- Can you take out the trash?
- To invite someone to a restaurant, cinema, etc.
- He took her out for dinner.
- Take over - átvesz (irányítást), elfoglal
- To gain control of something.
- The new manager will take over next week.
- Take up - elkezd (hobbit), elfoglal (helyet/időt)
- To start a hobby or sport.
- She took up painting last year.
- To fill a space or period of time.
- This sofa takes up too much space.
- Take down - leír, leszed
- To write down information.
- Please take down everything I say.
- To remove something from a higher place.
- Can you help me take down these curtains?
