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take to

/teɪk tuː/

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verb

/teɪk tuː/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения начала симпатии к кому-либо или чему-либо, или начала привычки или занятия.

A phrasal verb used to indicate beginning to like someone or something, or starting a habit or activity.

uncountable · irregular verb · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Begin to likeinformal

    To start liking someone or something, often quickly.

    ruПривязаться

    • She took to her new colleagues immediately.
    • He took to playing the guitar like a natural.
    • The puppy took to its new home very quickly.

    Synonymsfancywarm to

  2. Start a habitinformal

    To begin doing something regularly or as a habit.

    ruПриобрести привычку

    • He took to drinking coffee every morning.
    • She took to jogging before work.
    • They took to spending weekends at the beach.

    Synonymsacquireadoptdevelopfall intoget intopick uptake up

    Antonymsabandonceaseforgoquitstop

  3. Go to for safetyformal

    To go to a place for refuge or safety.

    ruУкрыться

    • The villagers took to the hills during the flood.
    • He took to his room to avoid the argument.
    • They took to the lifeboats when the ship started sinking.
Forms
  • taken to past participle
  • took to past simple
  • taking to present participle
  • takes to third person singular

Base verbtake

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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