Expressions

"Don’t forget to take along your umbrella."

"The moderator calmly took apart both sides’ arguments."

"What did you take away from the meeting?"

"What did you take away from that experience?"

"I take back what I said earlier."

"You should take breaks regularly to stay focused throughout the day."

"The sudden rain took us by surprise."

"My sister takes care of our younger brother when our parents are away."

"The issue of climate change took center stage at the conference."

"She decided to take charge of her own life and decisions."

"She decided to take charge of the new department."

"The students took down the teacher’s explanation carefully."

"The new tax regulations will take effect from January."

"Let's take five before continuing the meeting."

"The government took flak for its poor handling of the crisis."

"We need strong leadership to take forward the innovation agenda."

"You should take heart; things will get better soon."

"Volunteers take heart from every thank-you message they receive."

"After the storm, they decided to take in their neighbors who lost their house."

"He learned to take challenges in stride instead of stressing out."

"Employees who take initiative often grow faster in their careers."

"Leaders should take initiative in solving problems early."

"Many fashion designers take inspiration from nature."

"He started to take interest in local traditions after moving abroad."

"I take issue with your interpretation of the results."

"Take it easy, everything will be fine."

"She took the criticism in stride."

"He took it on the chin when his project failed."

"Take it one step at a time, and you’ll succeed."

"That’s my final offer — take it or leave it."

"Don’t take it out on your colleagues when you’re stressed."

"You can take it to the bank that he’ll deliver on his promise."

"We plan to take our business to the next level this year."

"She decided to take it upon herself to organize the event."

"He tends to exaggerate, so take his stories with a grain of salt."

"He exaggerates a lot, so take it with a pinch of salt."

"Take my word for it, this method really works."

"Our sales team takes no prisoners when it comes to competition."

"He carefully took note of all the suggestions during the review meeting."

"He always takes notes when the teacher explains a new topic."

"You should take notes on every lecture."

"The new app took off right after its release."

"The police took off after the thief."

"After years of reform, the country's economy finally took off economically."

"Their online business really took off financially after the pandemic."

"His career really took off in the last two years."

"Her career really took off after she launched her own startup."

"Their new app took off with millions of downloads in the first week."

"The new prime minister will take office next week."

"Developed nations should take on more responsibility for climate aid."