take
gb/tˈeɪk/ us/tˈeɪk/
A1
Inglés
~ 100
elvesz, kézbe vesz, elvisz, elkísér, elfogad, megfogad, igényel, igénybe vesz, tart, kivesz, levesz
VERBO
A1
1
elvesz
A2
kézbe vesz
B1
Patrón de uso:
to take [something]
She took the book from the shelf.
Levette a könyvet a polcról.
Please take this pen as a gift.
Kérlek, fogadd el ezt a tollat ajándékként.
I took the package from the delivery driver.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I take an apple from the table.
Elveszek egy almát az asztalról.
He takes a pen from his bag.
Kivesz egy tollat a táskájából.
They take the keys from the desk.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse 'take' with 'bring'; 'take' means to carry away from the current place, while 'bring' means to carry toward the current place.
Significado
Get or receive something
Colocaciones
take a seat
|take a break
|take notes
|take control
|take the lead
Sinónimos
get (A more general term for obtaining; 'take' often implies a physical action or deliberate choice.)
Antónimos
give (To transfer something to someone else, the opposite of taking.)
Temas
daily life
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To get something by holding it or accepting it.
To gain possession of something by reaching for it, picking it up, or accepting it.
VERBO
A1
2
Patrón de uso:
to take [someone/something] [to a place]
Can you take me to the airport?
El tudsz vinni a repülőtérre?
She took the kids to the park.
Elvitte a gyerekeket a parkba.
I will take this letter to the post office.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I take my dog to the park.
Elviszem a kutyámat a parkba.
She takes her mother to the doctor.
Elviszi az anyját az orvoshoz.
They take the box to the car.
Error frecuente:
Learners may confuse 'take' and 'bring'; remember 'take' is from here to there, 'bring' is from there to here.
Significado
Carry or move to another place
Colocaciones
take someone home
|take something outside
|take a child to school
Sinónimos
carry (Emphasizes physically holding and moving an object; 'take' can also mean leading someone.)
Antónimos
leave (To not move someone or something from its current place.)
Temas
daily life
|travel
|transportation
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To carry or lead someone or something to a different place.
To transport or accompany someone or something from one location to another.
VERBO
A2
3
Patrón de uso:
to take [something]
I'll take your advice on this matter.
Megfogadom a tanácsodat ebben az ügyben.
She took the job without hesitation.
Habozás nélkül elfogadta az állást.
He took the glass of water and drank it.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I take your idea.
Elfogadom az ötletedet.
She takes the job.
Elfogadja az állást.
He takes the money.
Significado
Accept something offered
Colocaciones
take an offer
|take advice
|take a gift
Sinónimos
accept (More formal and general; 'take' is common in everyday speech.)
Antónimos
refuse (To say no to an offer.)
Temas
daily life
|commerce
|core_vocabulary
|daily_life
Definición
To say yes to having or using something.
To agree to receive or accept something that is offered or available.
VERBO
A2
4
Patrón de uso:
to take [time/effort] [to do something]
It takes two hours to get there.
Két órát vesz igénybe odajutni.
This project will take a lot of hard work.
Ez a projekt sok kemény munkát igényel majd.
Cooking this dish takes patience.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
It takes one hour to go home.
Egy órát vesz igénybe hazamenni.
The work takes two days.
A munka két napig tart.
This job takes much time.
Significado
Require time or effort
Colocaciones
take time
|take effort
|take energy
Sinónimos
require (More formal; 'take' is more casual and flexible in usage.)
Antónimos
save (To reduce the time or effort needed.)
Temas
daily life
|work
|time
|core_vocabulary
Definición
To need time or energy to do something.
To need a certain amount of time, effort, or resources in order to be completed or achieved.
VERBO
A1
5
Patrón de uso:
to take [something] out of [place/container]
She took her phone out of her bag.
Kivette a telefonját a táskájából.
Please take the dishes from the cupboard.
Kérlek, vedd ki az edényeket a szekrényből.
He took the letter from his pocket.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I take bread from the box.
Kiveszek kenyeret a dobozból.
She takes money from her bag.
Pénzt vesz ki a táskájából.
They take the book from the table.
Significado
Remove from a place/container
Colocaciones
take money out of wallet
|take clothes from drawer
Sinónimos
remove (More formal; 'take' is common in everyday speech.)
Antónimos
put back (To return something to where it was before.)
Temas
daily life
|core_vocabulary
|daily_life
Definición
To move something out of where it is kept.
To move something out of a particular location, container, or position.
Gramática
Forma de diccionario
take
AFI
GB/tˈeɪk/
US/tˈeɪk/
Sílabas y acento
take (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (take)
Formas de la palabra
Verb
- Base: take
- 3rd Person Singular: takes
- Present Participle: taking
- Past: took
- Past Participle: taken
Familia de palabras
Forms
takes
verb
taking
verb
took
verb
taken
verb
Core family
takeaway
noun B1
takeout
noun B1
Aspectos destacados
- Irregular past: took Verb
- Irregular past participle: taken Verb
Expresiones
take care of
1/tˈeɪk kˈɛɹ əv/
fixed phrase
Look after someone or something
To look after someone or something and keep them safe or in good condition.
Ejemplos
- I will take care of your plants while you are away.
- I'll take care of the kids while you're out.
- She takes care of her younger brother every afternoon.
- Don't worry—I'll take care of it.
take off
4/tˈeɪk ˈɔf/
phrasal verb
Begin flight / become successful quickly
For planes: to start flying. For people/things: to become popular or successful very fast.
Ejemplos
- The plane will take off in ten minutes.
- Her career really took off after that movie.
- We watched the helicopter take off from the field.
take over
5/tˈeɪk ˈoʊvɚ/
phrasal verb
Gain control of something
To get control of something from another person or group.
Ejemplos
- A new manager will take over next week.
- She will take over as manager next month.
- The company was taken over by a larger competitor.
- A larger company took over our business.
take part in
6/tˈeɪk pˈɑɹt ˈɪn/
fixed phrase
Join an activity with others
To join an activity with other people.
Ejemplos
- Many students will take part in the competition.
- Many students took part in the science fair.
- She rarely takes part in meetings.
- She refused to take part in the illegal scheme.
take it easy
2/tˈeɪk ˈɪt ˈizi/
idiom
informal
Relax for a while
To relax and not do hard work for some time.
Ejemplos
- You’ve been working hard—why not take it easy this weekend?
- You’ve been working all day—take it easy tonight.
- You should take it easy after your surgery.
- Take it easy, there’s no rush.
- Take it easy, there’s no need to rush.
- Take it easy—there's no rush.
take it easy
3/tˈeɪk ˈɪt ˈizi/
idiom
informal
Relax and not work hard
To relax and not do too much work or worry too much.
Ejemplos
- You’ve been working all day—take it easy for a while.
- Let’s take it easy this weekend and just watch movies.