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She was taken on as a laboratory assistant. start learning
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You have to be brave to take on a big corporation in court. start learning
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Nigeria will take on Argentina in the first round of the World Cup on Saturday.
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I had to read the letter twice before I could take it all in. start learning
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take in sth (make smaller) These pants fit much better since I had them taken in by my mom start learning
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They were taken in for questioning after being arrested start learning
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Take heart and pass the exam! start learning
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People thought that the use of robots would do away with boring low-paid factory jobs. start learning
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Her eyes rested on a small wooden box at the back of the shop. start learning
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Learning a language is hard but you've just got to keep at it. start learning
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The lawyers drew up a contract to make sure that all the legalities are properly dealt with start learning
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When the lights went out, we barely saw a thing start learning
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I said she was lying, but I take it back. start learning
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I took down his phone number start learning
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Traffic was held up for several hours by the accident. start learning
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Will the evidence hold up in tmr's court? start learning
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They've decided to hold off on buying a car until they're both getting their salaries start learning
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to not do sth immediately
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It's tough for a woman to get ahead in politics. start learning
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That last game suggests that we have been getting ahead of ourselves in praising the team's progress. start learning
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after two years he was able to strike out on his own" start learning
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start on a long or difficult journey in a determined way:
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I gave him a sniff of my pit's odor to bring him around. llmao start learning
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Mrs Moran is tied up in a meeting at the moment but I'll ask her to call you later. start learning
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The burglars made away with all their silverware. start learning
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They turned us away at the front door and told us that we do not have the right to enter start learning
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Mom, would it put you out if I ask you for a favor? start learning
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put out your cigarette pls start learning
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firefighters from Georgetown put out the blaze
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The burglars made off before the police arrived. start learning
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Why did you turn him down? His bad breath is horrible start learning
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The experience with the leader really puts me off politics
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And, just for the record, we were never any more than good friends, so never told anyone that I turned you down. start learning
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put sb on (doctor's order) Doctors put her on antibiotics after discovering an infection. start learning
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put sb through (telephone) hold on, I'll put you through Selena start learning
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She refused to take on a woman's traditional role start learning
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"I'd like to take you up on that offer, if you prove to be deserved" start learning
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to accept an offer that someone has made:
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I've been done out of what was rightfully mine! start learning
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ngăn cản người nào từ cái gì
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She's gone back on her word and decided not to give me the money as dealt. start learning
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Despite some small problems, the acquisition came off pretty smoothly. start learning
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Half of Martha's class has gone down with a flu. start learning
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She's going out on a limb in criticizing her own party leadership. start learning
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having an opinion that is different from most people's and is unpopular:
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Mrs Chapman asked for some help with the orders - could you see to it? start learning
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You should see about getting your hair cut. start learning
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to prepare for or deal with an action or event, or to arrange for something to be done:
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We can get round the problem of space by building an extension. start learning
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