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Find out the phrases of basic words such as take, get and turn in English.

In turn, in turn

Turn off, turn off; Turn a corner and change direction

Become v. enter

Open, start

Production; The result is; Turn it off; Dispatch; expel

Hand over to; Flip through; Turn over; Start; Reach the turnover; hand over

Turn left

Turn right.

Turn around and leave the ship in the harbor.

Turn in; Return; Turn in; Inform; go to bed

Look back, go back; Shielding; turn back

Turn up occurs; Open; Discover; Roll up; lie on one's back

As a result; It turned out to be

Refuse to refuse; Refuse; turn down

From disgust to ...

Your turn is your turn; it's your turn

Turn around and leave; Dismissal; Do not allow ... to enter; Go away; Turn around.

Turn around, turn around; Return to China; Back alley; change

At the turn of the century; 65438+the transition period from the 9th century to the 20th century; 19 End of 20th century

Take turns;

Take sb. S arm

Grab someone's arm.

Take sb. In sb's arms

Hug sb.

Grab hold of sth.

Take sb. In action

Arrest sb. on the spot

Occupy a town

Occupy a city

catch cold

Take sb. S great.

Possess sb. Heart

win a championship

Be in the first place, win the first place

Put sb at a disadvantage

Take advantage of people unprepared; Take advantage of [take advantage of] someone's dangerous situation (to hurt him)

fall ill

Take sb. Out of the blue

Unexpected appearance; Sudden approach

Send the letter to the post office

Mail a letter

Take the luggage upstairs.

Carry the luggage upstairs

Drive a friend home.

go on holiday/vacation

take a day off

sit down

Sit down and get it 100

Dollars a month

Monthly salary 100 USD.

Ask a doctor for a consultation.

Listen to the doctor's advice.

Take a driving course

Learn to drive

Go outdoors

have a breath of fresh air

take a wife

Marry a wife

take a risk

Take a chance on sth

Take a risk and try to do something.

Take my word for it

Trust me; I promise; You can take my word for it.

Be able to bear

Be able to bear (pain, punishment, attack, etc.). )

Take a newspaper.

Subscribe to a newspaper

Take a country course

Get married before graduation.

Write down sth in shorthand.

Write something down in shorthand.

take a picture

Take your time.

No hurry, no hurry, take your time; Waste time, delay, dawdle.

very difficult

It is both troublesome and laborious; It takes effort [skill], etc.

Measuring body temperature

Take sb. S measure

Measure someone's length; See through sb.

Treat things calmly

Take it easy and don't get excited.

Take sth. Be ill [ill]

Express dissatisfaction with sth.

Take responsibility for negligence

Take the blame [responsibility]

Accede to the throne

Accept the throne

take measures

Take the socialist road

take office

by train

Who took my bike?

It takes an hour to get there.

It takes two to tango.

Quarrel is two people's business, but quarrel is two people's business.

Do you take me for a fool?

Do you think I'm a fool?

Don't take it so seriously.

Don't take this matter so seriously.

Are you taking me?

Do you understand what I mean?

If you subtract 3 from 10, you will get 7.

Ten MINUS three leaves seven.

be in one's prime

die young

He is regarded as an heir.

He acquired property as an heir.

This dye does not absorb in cold water.

That dye doesn't work in cold water.

His second novel is not popular.

His second novel didn't sell well.

He is ill.

The beauty of the scenery is intact.

Nothing can detract from the beauty of the scenery.

She can't accept it.

She's not photogenic.

The horse ran to the side of the road.

The horse walked to the side of the road

A large number of fish

Caught a lot of fish

Zoom in

Earn some income

Detachable

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

discerptible

Take-out food

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

(food) selling food outside the family or take-away food.

unsling

Noun (short for noun)

cancel

lose face

take

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Overwhelming

Take home

Noun (short for noun)

take-home pay

defraud

[`teIkIn]

Noun (short for noun)

Cheat, cheat

For customers to take out to eat.

Noun (short for noun)

(in bridge) signal a partner to change his bid.

Something [quantity] taken out

Automatic device for taking out the finished product from the mold; Sell vegetables outside (a restaurant)

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

(food) for customers to take out to eat.

take over

Noun (short for noun)

Take over

be surprised

Shocked, dumbfounded, surprised

Suddenly (the ship) encountered a headwind.

Be taken back

Shocked, dumbfounded, surprised

Suddenly (the ship) encountered a headwind.

Be attracted to ...

Like; Be fascinated, be attracted.

Be taken away by ...

Like; Be fascinated, be attracted.

After being absent-minded, I suddenly noticed and suddenly realized.

I didn't pay attention at first, but then I was surprised.

First I was dazed, and then I suddenly realized the reaction.

Don't eat anything

Decline, not accept, not interested in doing.

Accept bribes

Accept bribes; Blackmail, wait for opportunities to harm others and benefit themselves.

Like ... the same

elephant

Follow the example of ... ...

Chase, chase

opposition

Objection; dislike

misunderstand

Be offended; Misunderstanding, misunderstanding

separate

Separate, disassemble.

Severe criticism; inveigh

Rigorous analysis

Rough treatment; Hell to pay; Remove spots

Regard as read

Think it unnecessary to read (meeting minutes, etc.). ); Think it unnecessary to talk about or listen to (something)

Express satisfaction with; Claiming to have no problem with ... ...

minus

Take away; Take away; peel off

Cause to leave; minus

Make (a disease, etc) disappear.

negative

Buy ... go home for dinner.

take back

Take back (preface) and admit that you are wrong; Cancel (a promise)

Agree to return or take back (goods); Bring it back, bring it back

Bring back to a certain point; memory

note down

Take it off, take it off.

Write it down [down]

Disdain its arrogance

note down

swallow

Fall ill due to illness

Cheat (someone). )

take a break

Take a five [ten] minute break.

have a break

Take a five [ten] minute break.

Take ... as ...

Think (someone or something) is ...

decrease

Subtraction; Impairment; decrease

Take home

Fully understand, deeply understand

receive

Accept, accept; Load, receive, receive

Do (live) at home

Shorten; Make it smaller; Wind in the sail

Understand, understand

Watch, visit, tour

take for granted

cheat

Subscribe to (newspapers and periodicals)

Include [contain]

stay

believe

Guess and think; decision

Be able to bear (pain, criticism, difficulties, ridicule, etc.). )

Agree silently, accept

Accept all this

Listen carefully; Listen to everything.

Take it and like it.

Unwilling to bear criticism (ridicule, etc.) )

Take it or leave it.

Accept it or give it up; It's up to you whether you want it or not.

Take it out.

Accept ... as compensation

Get it from someone.

Weaken sb., exhaust sb.

Take it out on sb. Take it out on sb.

Don't help me up before I fall.

Please hear me out before you answer me.

take off

Take off [off]; Remove; resection

(= take off yourself) [Mouth] Go away; leave

Take to (a place); Transfer (to a place)

Reduce (the price)

Cancel, take away, kill

Imitate and learn from the example of ... ridicule.

Take off (an airplane)

Look away (eyes, attention)

Stop performing

Remove, deduct

Copy; draw

Take off after …

Chase, chase

undertake

Have or show (a certain quality, characteristic, etc.). )

Accept (a job) and undertake (a responsibility)

hire

Accept the challenge of; undertake ...

[mouth] sad; stimulate

Pretend what?

Popular, popular; popular

Accept (passengers); load

take out

Take it out, pull it out; To remove (stains, etc), wipe off.

Invite (someone). ) Take it out and take it with you.

Obtain (a patent, license, etc.). )

To issue (a summons) according to law, summon

Destroy, eliminate

Buy ... for food.

Set out, set out

take out

Take out, take out; Make compensation; retaliate

Then take it out

To pursue, chase

take over

Take over [take charge of]

Send ... to

Imitate, adopt

Move ... to the next line

Take sb. Out of the blue

Take sb. know well

Accept sb's (invitation, challenge, etc.). )

Please have it cashed. ...

Take sb. short

Attack sb. Suddenly; Surprise sb.

Abrupt sb.

Take sb. Short up

Attack sb. Suddenly; Surprise sb.

Abrupt sb.

Take sb. wrong

Misinterpret [misinterpret] sb's meaning

Take sth. Be with someone.

Reflect something (orally or in writing) to someone; Give it to sb. View of sth.

Love, like

Get into the habit of. ...

Escape to ... escape with the help of ... ...

start to engage in

Eat too much

Drink too much (wine) and get drunk

take up

Lift [take, pick, pull]

Occupy (a place); Cost (time); engage

Accept (passengers); To undertake (goods).

Absorption (water content); dissolve

Interrupt someone; Blame, reprimand

Start; get down to

Be interested in; Start to participate, start to learn

Put (someone) under one's own protection; Accept (the door), support

Go on, go on.

arrest

Tighten, tighten; Shorten (clothes)

Accept (a suggestion, a challenge, etc.). )

School starts; attend a class

settle down

Pay off and subscribe (bonds); Raise (donate)

It's clearing up and getting better.

Begin to associate with sb.

Associate with [fool around with].

Concentrate on one's thoughts

Believe it; Adopt, accept

[Often passive] Like. ...

Take it and bear it.

undertake

Take ... as one's responsibility; Take the initiative to take (responsibility, etc.). ); Blame (the fault) on yourself.

Unauthorized; Decisive and bold

Take the initiative

Take ... as one's responsibility; Take the initiative to take (responsibility, etc.). ); Blame (the fault) on yourself.

Unauthorized; Decisive and bold

Take us with you.

This is our job. Please make do with it.

Debate:

(1)take is a common word, meaning "take, take, take", such as:

Take sb. My hand

Hold someone's hand.

(2) Grasping refers to "grasping suddenly and holding hard", such as:

The police caught a criminal suspect.

The police caught a suspect.

(3) Grasping means "grasping tightly", which means "grasping" and "grasping" when metaphor is used, such as:

Grab the rope

Grab the rope.

(4) clutch refers to "suddenly grasp", often accompanied by "anxiety or fear", such as:

A drowning man will catch at a straw.

(5)grab means "grab" and "grab", such as:

The boy grabbed the apple and ran away.

The child snatched the apple and ran away.

(6) snatch means "take, take, take, take away suddenly and quickly", such as:

The eagle caught the chicken and flew away.

The eagle flew away with the chicken in its mouth.

spread

Get up and start walking, usually after illness.

pass

To make clear or credible:

attack

To urge or scold:

progress

Get along well:

Maintain or live a fairly successful life:

I can't live on this salary.

progress

Grow: to grow, especially with age

Go away; leave

persuade

Avoid, evade:

Trying to escape the real problem

Travel from one place to another:

Communication: becoming famous; Dissemination:

bribe

To reach or reach successfully:

Tip: Try to make it understandable; To imply or indicate:

Discover and understand:

leave

Leave, run away

Leave, go away:

I want to go together, but I can't leave.

return

Go back to someone, place or place:

Back to the topic

pass

Pass, pass

Win with as little possibility or effort as possible:

Try to: arrange successfully; Survival:

Not discovered or ignored:

Bend down

descend

Seriously: pay attention. Often used with to:

Tired, discouraged, depressed:

Write down: describe in words.

reach

enter

Arrival time:

To fall into or cause to fall into:

Be accepted, as in a club.

To make or do successfully:

enter

Participation:

leave

Set out, as on a trip; leave

To fire (a bullet, for example):

Write and send, as a letter.

Avoid punishment or danger:

Release or mitigate punishment:

Feel great happiness or satisfaction.

get on

To be or continue to be in a harmonious relationship:

Life: to arrange or develop reasonably and successfully

Progress: progress; Continue:

Age growth

Understand, know:

flee；escape

Leave, run away

Cause to leave, cause to run away.

Leak:

To publish, as a newspaper.

overcome

Beat; exceed

Cure:

Make people understand

pass

End point: reach the end point; End or finish.

To communicate successfully with; reach

To make oneself understood

Start; Arrive; Seize; Get in touch with

Start: start. Used with the present participle:

Start processing:

To influence, especially on the contrary:

gathering

Gather: gather together; assemble

Come together

come to terms

get up

Get up: to get up or stand up

crawl

As a creator or organizer:

To wear or wear:

Summon up courage:

Take time out to do it

Find time or opportunity for.

Get away with it

Evasion: After escaping (for example, reprehensible behavior).

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