How to pronounce take in English for shooting?

Bring English? 【te？ k]？ Beautiful? 【te？ k].？

Verb (short for verb)? Take; Take; Executive power; Need; Accept; Understand; Elective (a course); Cost; Eat (drink); Thinking; Riding horses.

Noun (short for noun)? Take; Acquisition.

1.take is one of the verbs with the most meanings and the strongest collocation ability in English. The basic meaning is "take, take, take, grab", which means to take things with your hands, collect things, and move people or things to a certain place.

According to the context, it can be flexibly translated into "eat, drink, take (medicine), contain", "receive, carry, buy", "think of ……", "remember, measure", "endure, tolerate", "ride, rent", "get, get" and "get".

2.take can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can take a noun or pronoun as an object or a double object. When used as a "bring" solution, its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to. When used as intransitive verbs, active forms can express passive meanings.

Take is used with some nouns to mean to do an action, which is equivalent to have.

4.take can also be followed by "to be/as/for n./adj." as a compound object of complement.

5.take can sometimes be interpreted as "easy" and can be followed by a gerund phrase as an object.

6, take after means "like, similar"; Take back means "take back, withdraw"; Take down means "write it down, record it down"; Intake refers to "accepting, inhaling, ingesting" and "cheating"; "Take off" means "take off (clothes, etc.)". ), take it away, take it away "; Commitment means "presenting (appearance) and having (characteristics)"; Taking it out is "venting"; Take over means "take over, take over and inherit".

7.take as a noun means "catch, income", which refers to the number of catches, birds and animals, as well as the transaction amount, stolen money, income, etc. , usually used in the singular.

8.take can also be interpreted as a "shot", which refers to a continuous film or television shot that has been shot or not.

9. take can also be used as "effective, responsive; Successful "solution.