Summary
take {noun}
улов · кинокадр · взятие · сбор · захват · выручка · добыча · дубль · урок наборщика
to take {verb}
отнимать · ушивать · взять · схватить · убивать · прервать · забирать · сносить · принимать · схватываться · приниматься · обмануть · относиться · задерживать · руководить · записывать · поверить · взлететь · пригласить · убирать · побывать · посетить · поднимать · содержать · использовать · уничтожать · выписывать · выбирать · нуждаться · сопровождать · понимать · получить · пользоваться · добывать · осматривать · удалять · поразить · овладеть · огорчаться · слечь · повести · занимать · требовать · брать · держаться · снижать · направлять · выводить · смотреть · видеть · браться · разбирать · включать · образовываться · создаваться · подбирать · захватить · ловить · нравиться · считать · потерять · хватать · рисовать · принимать участие · соглашаться · подражать · захватывать · завоевывать · потреблять · уменьшать · разрушать · изображать · унижать · вычитать · глотать · выиграть · провожать · уносить · важничать · доставать · приставать · иметь успех · увлекать · выводить на прогулку · ошеломить · губить · уводить · заразиться · задирать нос · принимать меры · арестовывать · передразнивать · полнеть · поддаваться · проглатывать · уезжать · вступать во владение · реагировать · сбавлять · перевести дыхание · пускаться в плавание · принимать внутрь · ехать поездом · брать с собой · надо полагать · оказывать действие · получать регулярно · брать препятствие · возыметь действие · прощаться · сбивать спесь · регулярно получать · понять сущность · сбыть с рук · оторваться от земли или воды · становиться популярным · сильно волноваться · расстраиваться · открыть огонь · перевозить на другой берег · пристраститься к чему-л. · приобрести привычку · прибегнуть к чему-л. · принимать под покровительство · браться за что-л. · возвращаться к начатому · одёрнуть · впитывать влагу · возыметь желание · хлебнуть лишнего · либо да · либо нет · приживаться
English-Russian translation for "take"
"take" Russian translation
take {noun}
It's about time. End sequence. Take one. 15 seconds studio.
It took us 85 takes to get it on film to our satisfaction.
take {noun}
to take {verb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to detract, to amputate, to take away, to reave)
to take away
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb}
So what we need to do is to take these molecules and somehow install them in neurons.
We either draw in a liquid sample, or we can actually take a solid core from the wall.
And I'm going to take that idea and apply it to other sort of iconic things from my life.
Can we take what the cow eats, remove the cow, and then make some hamburgers out of that?
But I do hope to take you to some places you've never been to before.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to seize, to grip, to get hold of, to grope)
to take hold of sth.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to kill, to slay, to slain, to assassinate)
If you don't kill the fish, they take a longer time to die, they grow larger and they reproduce a lot.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to catch, to intermit, to pretermit)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to withdraw)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to pull down, to suffer, to support, to sweep)
to take it lying down
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to accept, to receive, to have, to assume)
to take nothing for granted
to take sb. at his own valuation
to take into consideration
to take sb. welcome
to take a medicine
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to start)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to cheat, to deceive, to go back on, to take in)
to take the change on sb.
to take in
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to relate, to belong, to pertain, to regard)
And it's all part of the, you know, they used to say, "Take your pleasure seriously."
to take kindly to
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to detain, to catch, to put back, to dam out)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to lead, to guide, to fugle, to manage)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to record, to put down, to write down, to note down)
to take notes of a lecture
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to believe)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to take wing, to zoom)
YR: Yes, with the final goal to take off, but with initial speed.
to take wing
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to invite, to take out)
to take out
I'm going to take you on a journey very quickly.
To explain the wish, I'm going to have to take you somewhere which many people haven't been, and that's around the world.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to remove, to put away, to tidy, to withdraw)
to take in sail
to take away
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to raise, to pick up, to elevate, to lift)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to include, to keep, to maintain, to hold)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to use, to apply, to utilize, to use up)
But I'm more excited that you can actually take it outside.
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Taking your site offline is better than using robots.txt
It took building a whole bunch of systems to get it right, but once we did, we were able to cut our carbon footprint nearly in half.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to annihilate, to destroy, to crush, to decimate)
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to select, to choose, to elect, to bouse)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to need, to ask, to require, to involve)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to accompany, to chaperon, to go with, to come)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to be understood, to understand, to see, to catch on)
So I decided, what if you really did take the Bible literally?
There is a clearly defined pattern to the graph, and this can be taken to mean that…
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to receive, to get, to get a leave, to win)
to take the rap for sth.
So I have sensory input, which I can take in to make beliefs.
to take the cake
to take a prize
You take 10 kilograms of feed, you can get one kilogram of beef, but you can get nine kilograms of locust meat.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to use, to apply, to participate)
Then, you'll get to take advantage of newer technology and features that are only available in the latest version.
So we could make this problem go away simply by making clean needles universally available and taking away the fear of arrest.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to reach, to make, to hit, to gain)
to take coal
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to visit, to see, to examine, to inspect)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to amputate, to prune, to take away, to move away)
to take away
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to strike, to amaze, to be a thunderbolt, to wow)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to obsess, to come, to invade)
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to occupy, to borrow, to cheat, to hold)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to demand, to require, to claim, to call for)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to take on, to taken, to took, to get)
The insects and other species can take the pollen, transfer it directly to where it's required.
My question is: why would you take credit for a failed car bombing?
And we said, listen, during the lean season, take the food out.
to take its rise in sth.
to take sb prisoner
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to hold on, to carry, to cling, to hold)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to lower, to pull down, to sink, to slash)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to send, to lead, to guide, to steer)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to take out, to hatch, to chuck, to force)
to take out
to take out
to take
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to look, to behold, to watch, to see)
to take care of sb.
I started taking a look as well at different perimeters, because you can choose what you want to pull out from the data.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to see, to seen, to discern, to behold)
And then if you take a look at the video -- it's a little bit hard to see -- it's outlined in yellow.
(Laughter) So everything is different when you're a sighted person because you take that for granted.
If you just take influenza, you will see peaks at the time where you knew big flu epidemics were killing people around the globe.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to start)
to take
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to analyse, to analyze, to construe, to demount)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to include, to cover, to contain, to throw in)
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to grow)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to pick, to choose, to assort, to pick up)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to capture, to grasp, to collar)
to take aback
He decided that he's going to take over the state, unofficially, and then officially, and then created this beautiful Region One policy.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to catch, to caught, to hook, to prey)
to take fish
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to like, to please)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to consider, to count, to call, to compute)
to take it for granted
So there's a lot of reasons to take this 30-year time period as sort of the creation of this new food system.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to lose, to have buried one's relatives)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to suffice, to grasp, to seize, to snap)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to draw, to depict, to paint, to line)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to partake)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to agree, to comply, to hold, to accept)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to ape, to copy, to imitate, to counterfeit)
to take one's colour from sb.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to clench, to enthrall, to grab, to grasp)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to conquer, to work)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to consume)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to decrease, to reduce, to cut, to abate)
to take off
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to demolish, to destroy, to disrupt, to thwart)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to depict, to describe, to draw, to allegorize)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to humiliate, to abase, to demean, to mortify)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to subtract, to deduct, to subduct, to take away)
to take away
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to swallow, to ingest, to clip, to gulp)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to win)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to bring, to see off, to see, to follow)
to take sb. home
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to carry out, to remove, to carry away, to carry off)
to take away
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to flaunt, to set up one's comb, to do the grand, to get the high hat)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to gotten, to come, to fish out, to get)
Rather than getting your camera out of your pocket, you can just do the gesture of taking a photo and it takes a photo for you.
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to molest, to crowd, to fuss, to play up to)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to succeed, to get over the footlights, to be successful)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to enthrall, to captivate, to carry, to entrall)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to take out, to promenade)
to take out
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to burgeon, to daze, to knock out, to wow)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to canker, to kill, to overwhelm, to perish)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to carry off, to take away, to march away, to walk)
to take away
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to catch, to get)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to cock one's nose, to perk)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to deal, to provide, to take steps)
to take steps
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to lag)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to imitate, to mime, to mimic, to mock)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to put on flesh, to flesh)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to give away, to surrender, to give way, to way)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to ingest, to swallow)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to move away, to move off)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to take possession of, to come into possession)
to take possession of
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to react, to respond)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to rebate)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to respire)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to put out to sea)
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to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to work)
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to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to work)
to take [took|taken] {vb} (also: to tell goodbye, to say one's vale)
to take [took|taken] {vb}
to take the frills out of sb.
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