taking out - EE Dictionary | EE Dictionary

taking out - EE Dictionary | EE Dictionary

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- : take after, to resemble physically, temperamentally, etc.: The baby took after his mother.Also take off after, take out after. to follow; chase: The detective took after the burglars.
- : take back, to regain possession of: to take back one's lawn mower.to return, as for exchange: It was defective, so I took it back to the store.to allow to return; resume a relationship with: She said she would never take him back again.to cause to remember: It takes one back to the old days.to retract: to take back a statement.
- : take down, to move from a higher to a lower level or place.to pull apart or take apart; dismantle; disassemble.to write down; record.to diminish the pride or arrogance of; humble: to take someone down a notch or two.
- : take for, to assume to be: I took it for the truth.to assume falsely to be; mistake for: to be taken for a foreigner.
- : take in, to permit to enter; admit.to alter so as to make smaller.to provide lodging for.to include; encompass.to grasp the meaning of; comprehend.to deceive; trick; cheat.to observe; notice.to visit or attend: to take in a show.to furl.to receive as proceeds, as from business activity.Chiefly British.to subscribe to: to take in a magazine.
- : take off, to remove: Take off your coat.to lead away: The child was taken off by kidnappers.Informal.to depart; leave: They took off yesterday for California.to leave the ground, as an airplane.to move onward or forward with a sudden or intense burst of speed: The police car took off after the drunken driver.to withdraw or remove from: She was taken off the night shift.to remove by death; kill: Millions were taken off by the Black Plague.to make a likeness or copy of; reproduce.to subtract, as a discount; deduct: Shop early and we'll take off 20 percent.Informal.to imitate; mimic; burlesque.Informal.to achieve sudden, marked growth, success, etc.: Sales took off just before Christmas. The actor's career took off after his role in that movie.
- : take on, to hire; employ.to undertake; assume: to take on new responsibilities.to acquire: The situation begins to take on a new light.to accept as a challenge; contend against: to take on a bully.Informal.to show great emotion; become excited: There's no need to take on so.
- : take out, to withdraw; remove: to take out a handkerchief.to procure by application: to take out an insurance policy.to carry out for use or consumption elsewhere: to take a book out of the library; to get food to take out.to escort; invite: He takes out my sister now and then.to set out; start: They took out for the nearest beach.Slang.to kill; destroy.
- : take over, to assume management or possession of or responsibility for: The first officer took over the ship when the captain suffered a heart attack.
- : take to, to devote or apply oneself to; become habituated to: to take to drink.to respond favorably to; begin to like: They took to each other at once.to go to: to take to one's bed.to have recourse to; resort to: She took to getting up at five to go jogging before work.
- : take up, to occupy oneself with the study or practice of: She took up painting in her spare time.to lift or pick up: He took up the fallen leaves with a rake.to occupy; cover: A grand piano would take up half of our living room.to consume; use up; absorb: Traveling to her job takes up a great deal of time.to begin to advocate or support; sponsor: He has taken up another struggling artist.to continue; resume: We took up where we had left off.to reply to in order to reprove: The author takes up his critics in the preface of his latest book.to assume: He took up the duties of the presidency.to absorb: Use a sponge to take up the spilled milk.to make shorter, as by hemming: to take up the sleeves an inch.to make tighter, as by winding in: to take up the slack in a reel of tape.to deal with in discussion: to take up the issue of mass transit.to adopt seriously: to take up the idea of seeking public office.to accept, as an offer or challenge.to buy as much as is offered: The sale was taken up in a matter of days.to arrest.Chiefly British.to clear by paying off, as a loan.
- : take up with, Informal. to become friendly with; keep company with: He took up with a bad crowd.

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Synonyms

attract吸引,吸引人,吸引力,吸引人的 charm魅力,魅力四射,迷人的魅力,魅力无穷 cultivate培养,栽培,培育,培植 entice诱使,诱惑,诱骗,诱导 invite邀约,邀,征求意见,征求意见稿 please请,请你,请注意,请您 praise赞扬,赞美,表扬,称赞 propose建议,提议,提出,提出建议 pursue追求,追寻,追踪,争取 seek寻求,寻找,求,征求 solicit征求意见,邀约,征求,征集 sue诉讼,起诉,告状,告 woo追求,追求梦想,追求完美,追求卓越 allure诱惑,诱惑力,魅力,魅惑 beseech恳求,恳请,求告,求助 bid竞标,竞价,竞拍,申办 bootlick马屁精,马屁精们 captivate迷人的,迷住了,吸引人,诱人 chase追逐,追赶,追追追,追寻 date日期 entreat恳求,恳请,哀求,恳求说 flatter谄媚,谄媚者,谄媚的,谄媚的人 follow遵循,跟,按照,遵从 gallant英勇的,英勇,勇敢的,勇敢 grovel卑躬屈膝,吐槽,跪拜,跪求 importune进口,进口的,进口商,进口商品 serenade小夜曲,抒情诗 spark火花,火星,火花机,火花效应 spoon勺子,调羹,汤匙,匙子 sweetheart恋人,恋情,恋爱中的人,恋爱中的女孩 ask in marriage求婚,婚后问,求婚时,问婚 curry favor讨好,献献殷勤,夤缘 go out with出访,出游,出门,跟 go steady稳住,稳扎稳打,稳定,稳健 go together一起去,一同去,一同前往,共进退 go with跟,与,跟随,去 keep company with为伴,作伴,为伍,为友 make love to做爱,爱上,欢爱,做爱的 make overture作序,开场白,开价,开口说 make time with拨出时间与,挤出时间与,拨出时间和,拨出时间来与 pander to献媚于,献媚,献媚于人,迎合 pay addresses to支付地址为,付款地址为,支付地址,付出地址为 pay court to向法院支付,支付给法院的,向法院交纳,向法院起诉 pop the question发问,发问吧,提问,提出问题 run after追赶,追寻,追赶超越,追逐 seek the hand of求主赐予,求主赐福,求主赐福于我,寻访 set one's cap take out拿出,拿出来,拿出手来,拿出来

Antonyms

condemn谴责,声讨,赔偿,判处 deny否定,否认,拒绝,拒绝承认 displease不悦,不高兴,开罪,开罪人 ignore忽略不计,置之不理,忽略,无视 neglect忽视,忽略了,忽视了,忽略 refuse拒绝,拒收,拒绝接受,拒不接受 reject拒绝,拒绝接受,拒收,驳回 repel驱赶,排斥,击退,驱除 repulse击退,打退堂鼓,击退了,打击 turn off熄灭,关掉,关上,关闭