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"take" in español — inglés-español dictionary | Mirar "take" in inglés

take *****

the image to "take" in Polish
verbo
Irregular forms: took past tense, taken past participle
  1. tomar; coger [TRANSITIVE]
    Take my hand and say that you love me.
    I'll take the dog for a walk.
    Did you take an umbrella?

take *****

verbo
  1. requerir; llevar

take it ***

  1. aguantarlo; soportarlo
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Frases relacionadas — "take"

interjección
Take care! = ¡Cuídate!
other
take place = tener lugar
can't take something = no soportar algo
take turns = turnarse
phrasal verb
take on = contratar
take something up , take up something = dedicarse a; emprender; apuntarse
adverbio
take-away BrE , to go AmE , take-out AmE = para llevar
verbo
take notes , make notes = tomar notas
colocaciones
verbo
take place •
take part •
take advantage •
...
Collocations: take + sustantivo
take over •
take off •
take out •
...
Collocations: take + preposición
take long •
taken seriously •
taken away •
...
Collocations: take + adjetivo/adverbio
Más colocaciones con "take"
Ver también: take shelter • mistake • take after somebody • have a look, take a look • overtake • take precautions • retake • have a shower, take shower • take a stand, make a stand • take care of somebody • take a picture, take a photo, take a photograph • have a shower, take a shower • take pot luck, take potluck • have a bath, take a bath • go on a trip, take a trip, go on a tour, go for a trip • take an order • take it easy, take things easy • take a taxi, get a taxi • take a chance • take money out • take a leak, have a leak • take the minutes, keep the minutes, record in the minutes, do the minutes • take a risk, take the risk, embrace a risk, embrace the risk • take somebody in your arms • take one's chances, take chances • take to the streets • take something as a compliment • take somebody hostage • take somebody to hospital • take somebody to the hospital • remove one's makeup, remove one's make-up, take off makeup • take somebody by the hand • take off one's shoes • take up space • work overtime, do overtime, work extra hours, take on extra hours