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TAKE THE QUIZ“take a”
The following 57 entries include the term take a.
take a dim view of
idiom: to disapprove of (something)
take a drubbing
idiom: to be badly beaten
take a dump
idiom: to pass solid waste from the body
take a fancy to
idiom: to form a liking for
take a firm line
idiom: to treat someone in a firm way
take a flier
idiom: to do something that could have either good or bad results : to gamble on something risky —often + on
take a flying leap
idiom—used to tell someone who is being irritating or annoying to go away
take a gamble
idiom: to do something that could produce a (very) bad or unpleasant result
take a high polish
idiom: able to become very shiny when polished
take a hint
idiom: to understand what someone is suggesting when he or she says something in an indirect way
take a jab at
idiom: to criticize
take a joke
idiom: to laugh at a joke that is about oneself
take a leak
idiom: to pass liquid from the body : to urinate
take a liking to
idiom: to begin to like (someone or something)
take a load off (one's feet)
idiom: to sit down and relax
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- The business’s new computer system proved not to be a panacea.
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