Take off, To leave the ground (like an airplane) or to suddenly become very successful., Take after, To resemble a family member in looks or personality., Take over, To assume control or responsibility., Take back, To retract a statement or to accept a returned item, Take apart, To dismantle something into pieces, Take a break, To pause work and rest., Take a walk/trip, To go for a stroll or travel, Take notes, To write down information during a lecture or meeting, Take turns, To alternate doing something with someone else, Take a test/exam, To complete an assessment or test, Take for granted, To not appreciate someone or something because you assume it will always be there., Take your time, To not rush; to do something at a relaxed pace, Take advantage of, To make good use of an opportunity, or to exploit a situation, Take it easy, To relax or calm down, Give or take, An approximation (e.g., "30 minutes, ...five minutes")
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