take down

• 短语动词，表示把某物从较高的位置取下、记录某事，或拆卸、拆除某物。

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of removing something from a higher position, writing something down, or dismantling a structure.

不可数 · 不规则动词 · 及物 · 短语动词，可分

1. Remove from a positioninformal

   To remove something from a higher place or from a position where it is displayed.

   取下

   • Please take down the decorations after the party.
   • They took down the old sign from the building.
   • He took down the picture from the wall.

   同义词bring downdetachdismountlet downlowerremovestrike

   反义词erecthang upinstallput upraise

2. Write or recordinformal

   To write something down, especially as a note or record.

   记下

   • She took down the important points during the lecture.
   • The secretary took down the minutes of the meeting.
   • He took down her phone number on a piece of paper.

   同义词chroniclejot downminutenoterecordset downtranscribewrite down

   反义词deleteeraseexpungeobliterateremove

3. Defeat or dismantleinformal

   To defeat someone or something, or to dismantle a structure or system.

   击败或拆除

   • The team took down their rivals in the final match.
   • The government took down the illegal website.
   • They took down the old shed in the backyard.

   同义词bring downdefeatdemolishdismantleovercomeoverthrowpull downtear downtopplevanquish

   反义词buildconstructerectpromoteraisesupportuphold

基本动词take