πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ How to say

β€œtake” in English

take
Illustration of "take" in a English cultural setting
A person reaches into a kitchen cabinet, their hand closing gently around a blue ceramic mug. Morning sunlight streams through the window, illuminating the simple act of getting ready for coffee.

Usage note

ζ‹Ώ is your go-to verb for the physical action of taking or holding something with your hand. It's very common and neutral, used for everything from picking up an object to fetching something from another room.

Examples

  • I want to take.

    I want to take.

  • Can you take?

    Can you take?

  • Please take now.

    Please take now.

Quick check

What does "take" mean?

  • A. take
  • B. to buy
  • C. close
  • D. to come

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