Phrasal verbs con el verbo take

En esta lección aprenderemos los phrasal verbs con el verbo take más comúnmente utilizados. 

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Ejemplos de Phrasal verbs con el verbo take

PHRASAL VERBS con el verbo Take	SIGNIFICADO	EJEMPLOS
take apart take something apart	desmontar	My daughter loves to take the body parts of her dolls apart.
take back something take something back	devolverle algo a la persona u organización de donde lo tomó prestado	You have to take these books back to the library.
take back something take something back	decir que no quisiste decir lo que dijiste o escribiste	I’m taking back what I just said. I didn’t mean them.
take aside take somebody aside	separar a alguien de un grupo de personas para hablar con él en privado	My manager took me aside to ask what went wrong with the reports I submitted.
take off	dejar un lugar de repente sin decirle a nadie a dónde vas	She was so mad that she just took off without eating her dinner.
take off	quitarse la ropa	The weather got so much hotter that she took off her jacket.
take off	despegar	The plane took off ten minutes earlier than scheduled.
take off	tener éxito	Her career took off after she admitted her mistakes in public.
take up take something up	comenzar a hacer un trabajo o actividad en particular	I took up collecting Star Wars figures when I was fifteen.
take away take something away	restar (matemáticas)	If you take away five from twelve, what will you have?
take away take something away	llevar comida a casa desde un restaurante	I don’t want to eat my dinner here on my own so I’ll take it away.
take away from something	hacer que el valor de algo parezca menos	She cheated on the exams, and that took away from her achievements.
take in take something in	mirar algo con mucho cuidado notando todos los detalles	He showed me the old photos of her family, but I didn’t really take them in. I was so exhausted from work.
take in take something in	dar hogar a alguien	My family took her in after her parents died in a car accident.
take in take something in	engañar	We were all taken in by Larry – we thought he really was an honest businessman.
take out	subscribir o registrar algo oficialmente	Mary has taken out a year’s membership in a sports club.
taken to	comenzar a hacer algo a menudo	Since her membership in the sports club, Mary has taken to going to swimming every night.
taken up with	muy ocupado haciendo algo	The boss was so taken up with the signing of the documents that he forgot his meeting.
take up on	aceptar	She wouldn’t take up on my offer to have dinner with me because of her previous engagements.
take it out of	hacer que alguien se sienta muy cansado	Her workload really takes it out of her, but she doesn’t have time to relax.
be taken aback	estar conmocionado	I was taken aback by the way he treats his parents. That was so rude of him!
take after somebody	parecerse a un padre (apariencia o comportamiento)	I take after my mother. We have the same skin color and the same deep-set brown eyes.
take down	separar las piezas de una estructura	The building was so old that they decided to take it down.
take down	anotar, escribir	Don’t forget to take down notes at the meeting.
take for something	considerar como	I don’t like to be taken for a fool. I really hate it.
take on	aceptar una responsabilidad	My father plans to retire early, so I have to take on his position in the company.
take on	emplear o contratar a alguien	We have to take on new workers to meet the demands this month.
take over	ganar control	After the death of the CEO, ABC Inc. will take over the company.
take out	invitar y salir con alguien	Can I take you out for lunch?
take out	sacar dinero del banco, cajero, etc.	I ran out of cash, so I had to take out some money from the ATM.

Ejercicios de Phrasal verbs con el verbo take

1. Tell me you don’t mean what you said.  Take it back! (to say that you didn’t mean what you’ve said or written)

1. return something to the person or organization where you borrowed it from
2. to say that you didn’t mean what you’ve said or written

1. You need to take back the books you borrowed. (return something to the person or organization where you borrowed it from)

1. return something to the person or organization where you borrowed it from
2. to say that you didn’t mean what you’ve said or written

1. She likes to take apart the parts of her electric guitar. (to disassemble)

1. to disassemble
2. to invite to dinner

1. She took me aside and asked about what happened during the meeting. (separate someone from a group of people to talk to him privately)

1. separate someone from a group of people to talk to him privately
2. separate someone from a group of people to introduce to other people

1. Liza took up her Masters in the US a month ago. (start doing a particular activity)

1. start doing a particular activity
2. finish doing a particular activity

1. Her busy work schedule takes it out of her. (make feel very tired)

1. make feel very tired
2. make feel very happy

1. I was taken aback by what happened to her. (be shocked)

1. be shocked
2. be sad

1. I take after my dad. We have the same height and the same complexion. (resemble a parent in look, behavior, etc.)

1. resemble a parent in look, behavior, etc.
2. resemble an opposite look, feature, etc.

1. Don’t take me for a fool. I know what I saw. (to regard as)

1. to regard as
2. to feel as

1. My father had to take over the company for a short period of time. (gain control)

1. gain control
2. gain access to information

 

take off	leave a place suddenly without telling anyone where you’re going remove clothing airplane begins to fly to become successful
take away	remove something subtract (mathematics) carry food from a restaurant
take down	separate the pieces of a structure write down

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b. She was so angry that she took off for a few hours. (leave a place suddenly without telling anyone where you’re going)

c. You have to take off your shirt; you’re soaking wet from the rain. (remove clothing)

d. Her career took off in a matter of in a matter of months. (became successful)

b. Just take away five hundred dollars from the eight hundred dollars I owe you. (subtract)

c. I couldn’t finish all the food so I asked the waiter to put it in a bag so I could take it away. (carry food from a restaurant)

a. The company had to take down the old building because it’s not safe anymore. (separate the pieces of a structure)

b. Don’t forget to take down everyone’s name, ok? (write down)

Ejercicios de comunicación de Phrasal verbs con el verbo take

1. When you were a student, do you take down notes? How does technology help the students now when it comes to taking down notes?
2. Have you experienced being taken for granted? How did it affect you?
3. Have you taken out any membership to clubs, associations, etc.? Tell more about it.
4. What is the most famous and most expensive membership club in your country? Elaborate further.
5. Who do you take after? Describe yourself.

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