英语语法 | take的常见用法与搭配

☞（飞机）起飞 

A helicopter is able to take off and land straight up or down.

☞脱下（衣裳等）；取下 

He took off his wet shoes.
Who took the knob off the door?

☞休假；请假；歇工 

When his wife was sick he took off from work.

☞（指观念、产品） 大受欢迎；（事业）突然发达，成功

The new type of cell phones has really taken off.
His business began to take off when he was in his forties.

☞拿下来；取下来

He reached up to the third shelf of the bookcase and took down a dictionary.

☞记下来 

He read out the names and his secretary took them down.

☞接受 （房客，客人等）；收留 

The farmers took in the lost travelers for the night.

☞理解；领会；明白 

The boys could not take in his meaning.

☞包括；涉及 

The study of physics takes in many different subjects.

☞使上当；欺骗

We were completely taken in by her story.

   ☞接受；从事（某工作） 

After his father died, Bill took on the management of the factory.

☞雇用

Is the supermarket taking on any more assis- tant?

☞具有（新面貌、意思等） 

The city has taken on a new look.

☞从事某项活动；发展某种爱好

So many young men want to take up writing.

☞开始做（某项工作）；开始学习（某个课程） 

Then she took up the task of getting the breakfast.
He dropped medicine and took up physics.

☞ 占去 （时间或空间） 

The meeting took up the whole morning.
The table takes up too much room.

☞接受
I'd like to take up your offer of a ride into town.