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take in
To include.
The class of mammals takes in nearly all warm-blooded animals except the birds.
The country's boundaries were changed to take in a piece of land beyond the river.
To go and see; visit.
The students decided to take in a movie while they were in town.
We decided to take in Toronto on our trip to Canada, and that is where we took in the most memorable outdoor stage play we have ever seen.
We planned to take in Niagara Palls and Yellowstone Park on our trip.
To make smaller.
Lois lost so much weight that she had her skirts and slacks taken in by her tailor.
They had to take in some sail to keep the ship from turning over in the storm.
This waistband is too big; it must be taken in about an inch.
To grasp with the mind; understand.
He didn't take in what he read because his mind was on something else.
He took in the situation at a glance.
To deceive; cheat; fool.
The fraudulent investment advisor took everyone in with his sincere manner and generous promises. Most investors lost all their money.
The teacher was taken in by the boy's innocent manner.
To accept without question; believe.
The magician did many tricks, and the children took it all in.
To receive; get.
The senior class held a dance to make money and took in over a hundred dollars.
Let come in; admit.
The farmer took in the lost travelers for the night.
When her husband died, Mrs. Smith took in boarders.
To see or hear with interest; pay close attention to.
When Bill told about his adventures, the other boys took it all in.
take into account
To remember and understand while judging someone or something; consider.
Educators should take into account the cultural backgrounds of students when planning a school curriculum.
His acting in the play was remarkable, taking into account his youth and inexperience.
How much time will we need to get to the lake? You have to take the bad road into account.
The judge took the prisoner's young age into account before sentencing him to three months in jail.
take into one's head
take it into one's head
take a notion
To get a sudden idea; decide without thinking.
Grandmother keeps a bag packed so that she can go visiting whenever she takes a notion.
The boy suddenly took it into his head to leave school and get a job.
take issue with
To be openly against; speak against; disagree with.
Быть открыто против; выступать против; не соглашаться с чем-л.
He thought his boss was wrong but was afraid to take issue with him on the matter.
Он считал, что его начальник неправ, но боялся спорить с ним по этому поводу.
I take issue with the author's portrayal of historical events, as it overlooks significant evidence.
Я не согласен с тем, как автор описывает исторические события, поскольку он упускает из виду важные доказательства.
The professor encouraged us to take issue with the theories presented in the textbook to foster a more engaging debate.
Профессор призвал нас подвергнуть сомнению теории, представленные в учебнике, чтобы способствовать более интересной дискуссии.
take it all in
To absorb completely; listen attentively.
Полностью впитывать; внимательно слушать.
After sharing my thoughts, I paused, allowing my friend to take it all in before responding.
Поделившись своими мыслями, я сделал паузу, дав другу время все обдумать, прежде чем ответить.
As we sat on the beach watching the sunset, I took it all in, feeling grateful for the moment.
Пока мы сидели на пляже, наблюдая за закатом, я впитывала все это, чувствуя благодарность за этот момент.
Bill's piano music filled the room and we took it all in with admiration.
Фортепианная музыка Билла наполнила комнату, и мы впитывали ее с восхищением.
take it away
An invitation or instruction for someone to begin their performance.
Приглашение или указание кому-либо начать выступление.
A: "For my audition, I will be singing a cover of 'Let it Be,' by The Beatles."
B: "Wonderful. Take it away whenever you're ready."
B: "Wonderful. Take it away whenever you're ready."
A: «На прослушивании я буду петь кавер-версию песни «Let it Be» группы The Beatles».
B: «Замечательно. Начинай, когда будешь готов».
B: «Замечательно. Начинай, когда будешь готов».
And here comes that wonderful comedian, Bob Hope. The announcer said, "Take it away. Bob."
И вот появляется этот замечательный комик, Боб Хоуп. Диктор сказал: «Зажигай, Боб».
We've brought in a very talented young band to entertain you this evening. Take it away, girls!
Мы пригласили очень талантливую молодую группу, чтобы развлечь вас этим вечером. Начинайте, девчонки!
take it easy
To go or act slowly, carefully, and gently. Often used with on.
"Take it easy on John and don't scold him too much," said Mrs. Jones to Mr. Jones.
Take it easy. The roads are icy.
To avoid hard work or worry; have an easy time; live in comfort.
Barbara likes to take it easy.
Jane should take it easy or she’ll get exhausted.
take it from the top
To start again from the beginning.
Начать всё сначала.
I can see some students are confused. Let’s take it from the top and review the main concepts together.
Я вижу, что некоторые студенты в замешательстве. Давайте начнем с самого начала и вместе рассмотрим основные концепции.
The conductor said, "We must try it once again. Take it from the top and watch my baton."
Дирижер сказал: «Надо попробовать еще раз. Начнем с самого начала и следите за моей палочкой».
We didn't address the key points in our presentation. Let's take it from the top and make sure we cover everything.
Мы не затронули ключевые моменты в нашей презентации. Давайте начнем с самого начала и убедимся, что мы охватили все.