سلسلة تعلم الأفعال المركبة في اللغة الإنجليزية -Take-
Take up (1)
To start something new.
يَشْرَع في / يَبْدَأ (هوَايَةً جَدِيدَةً)
Since moving to a warm climate, she has taken up golf.
Take up (2)
To make clothing or other fabric shorter.
يُقَصِّر (مَلَابِس)
The dress is too long and needs to be taken up 5 cm.
Take up (3)
To move something from a lower place to a higher place.
يأخذ إلى الأَعْلَى
When you go upstairs, take this book up to your sister.
Take up (4)
To use space.
يَحْتَلُّ مَسَاحَة
The mirror you hung in the bathroom takes up the whole wall.
Take down (1)
To remove something from somewhere.
يُزِيل
The teacher made us take down the poster because she thought it was controversial.
Take down (2)
To write notes.
يُدَوِّن
Our boss told us to take down the information during our training session.
Take down (3)
To move something from a higher place to a lower place.
يأخذ إلى الأَسْفَل
Please take down the dirty dishes when you go to the kitchen.
Take in (1)
To allow someone to live with you.
يَسْتَضِيف / يُؤْوِي
The family regularly took in foreign exchange students.
Take in (2)
To accept work that will be performed in your own home.
يَعْمَل مِن البَيْت
She took in sewing projects regularly to earn extra money.
Take in (3)
To move something from one place to another place.
يُدْخِل / يَحْمِل إلى الدَّاخِل
Don't forget to take in your suit to the dry cleaners.
Take in (4)
To visit a place such as a movie theater or as a tourist.
يَزُور
When I was in Miami, I took in the sights of Little Havana.
Take out (1)
To move something from one place to another.
يُخْرِج / يَحْمِل إلى الخَارِج
Please take out the trash to the curb.
Take out (2)
To go somewhere with someone.
يَخْرُج مَع
I took her out to dinner on our first date.
Take out (3)
To remove something from something else.
يُخْرِج
The teacher told us to take out our notebooks.
Take away (1)
To remove something.
يُزِيل
The room looks bigger after you took away the extra chairs.
Take away (2)
To refuse to give something to someone.
يَحْرِم؛ يَسْلُب
Our gym privileges were taken away for one month due to bad grades.
Take off (1)
To leave.
يُغَادِر / يَنْطَلِق
He took off in a hurry because he was late for an appointment.
Take off (2)
To fly.
يُقْلِع (الطَّائِرَة)
The jet took off from the runway.
Take off (3)
To remove something, especially clothes.
يَخْلَع
She took off her coat and hung it in the closet.
Take off (4)
To not go to work, school, or a type of activity.
يَأْخُذ إجَازَة / يَتَغَيَّب عَن
I injured my foot so I took 1 week off from soccer practice.
Take on
To accept a job or responsibility.
يَتَوَلَّى / يَقْبَل (مَهَمَّةً أَو مَسْؤُولِيَّةً)
She took on the volunteer job because she likes helping people.