taken

• 动词 take 的过去分词，用作形容词，表示已被占用、已被人使用或已被预订的；也可表示被拿走的、被夺取的，或已被接受的。

The past participle of 'take'; used as an adjective to describe something that is already claimed, occupied, or in use.

1. B2formal

   Understood or interpreted in a particular way.

   被理解为

   • His silence was taken as a sign of agreement.
   • The remark was taken out of context.
   • Her words were taken to mean she would resign.

   同义词interpretedperceivedreadunderstood

2. Affected by illnessB2informalbritish

   Affected or stricken with a minor illness or indisposition.

   染病的

   • He was taken ill during the journey.
   • She was taken with a sudden fever.
   • The child was taken poorly and had to stay home.

   同义词afflictedovercomesmittenstricken

• 表示获取、接受、拿取或携带某物的动作的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of obtaining, accepting, or carrying something.

不规则动词

1. Grasp or carryA1formal

   To grasp something with your hands and move it with you.

   拿

   • Please take my hand.
   • She took the book from the shelf.
   • Can you take this bag to the car?

   同义词bearcarryclaspclutchgrabgraspgripholdseizesnatchtransport

   反义词droplet goput downrelease

2. Consume or ingestA1formal

   To eat, drink, or use something.

   服用

   • Take one pill every morning.
   • I take coffee with milk.
   • He takes his medicine as prescribed.

   同义词consumedrinkeathaveimbibeingestpartakeswallow

   反义词abstainfast

3. Travel by vehicleA1informal

   To use a form of transport.

   乘坐交通工具

   • We take the bus to work.
   • I'll take a taxi to the airport.
   • They took the train to London.

   同义词boardcatchgo byridetravel byuse

4. Require or needA2formal

   To need a certain amount of time, effort, or resources.

   需要

   • It takes two hours to drive there.
   • This job takes patience.
   • It will take practice to master the skill.

   同义词call fordemandentailinvolvenecessitateneedrequireuse up

短语动词变体take aftertake awaytake downtake fortake intake offtake ontake outtake overtake totake up