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take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
take
:
take
—
vb
(
of
ten foll
by
from
) ,
takes
,
tak
i
ng
,
took
,
taken
1.
(
also
intr
)
to
gain possession of (
something
) by force
or
effort
2.
to appropriate or steal:
to take
other
people
's
be
long
ings
3.
to
receive
or accept
into
a
relationship
with
one
self:
to take a w
if
e
4.
to pay
for
or buy
5.
to rent or le
as
e:
to take a flat
in
town
6.
to receive or obtain by regular payment:
we
take a newspaper
every
day
7.
to obtain by competing for; win:
to take
first
prize
8.
to obtain or derive from a source:
he
took
his
good m
an
ners from his older
brother
9.
to assume
the
obligations of:
to take
off
ice
10.
to endure, esp with fortitude:
to take punishment
11.
to a
do
pt as a symbol of
duty
, obligation, etc:
to take the veil
12.
to receive or re
act
to in a specified
way
:
she took the news very well
13.
to adopt as one's own:
to take
someone
's
part
in a quarrel
14.
to receive
and
make
use
of:
to take advice
15.
to receive into the body, as by eating, inhaling, etc:
to take a breath
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
