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- take a trip to go on a journey, usually for a short time or for a particular purpose
- take a walk to go for a short walk, usually for exercise, fresh air, or relaxation
- take action to do something in response to a situation, especially to fix a problem or achieve a goal
- take advantage to use a situation or opportunity to get a benefit; sometimes, to treat someone unfairly to benefit yourself
- take care to look after someone or something; also used as a friendly goodbye meaning 'be careful/keep safe'
- take control to start directing a situation and making decisions instead of letting others or events decide
- Take it easy. B1 To relax, calm down, or not worry too much. It can also be used as an informal way to say goodbye.
- take medicine to swallow or consume medication as a treatment
- take notes to write down important information so you can remember it later
- take part to participate in an activity, event, or competition
- take place to happen; to occur (often referring to an event that is scheduled or organized)
- take responsibility to accept that you are the one who must deal with something or admit you are at fault
- take the bus to travel by bus as a means of public transportation
- take the train to travel by train as your mode of transport
- take time to need a certain amount of time; or to spend time doing something carefully without rushing
- Take your time. A2 Don't hurry; proceed at your own pace.
- Talk soon. A2 A common closing remark in conversation, meaning 'I will talk to you again in the near future' or 'Let's communicate ag…
- Talk to you later. B1 A common informal farewell, indicating a desire to continue the conversation or meet again at a future time.
- team meeting A1 A scheduled gathering of members of a team to discuss progress, issues, or plans.
- technical issue A2 A problem or difficulty related to technology, mechanics, or the practical application of a subject.