Consulta aquí la lista de phrasal verbs con take. Este verbo, que significa coger o llevar, adquiere nuevos significados y usos al unirlo a preposiciones o adverbios. Aprende los phrasal verbs con take con la siguiente lista y todos sus significados. También puedes consultar si son phrasal verbs separables, ya que a la hora de utilizarlos deber tener en cuenta la persona o el objeto para colocarlo de forma correcta en la frase.
Phrasal Verbs
| Phrasal verb | Significado | Traducción | Ejemplo |
| take after | to have a similar personality or to look like an older member of your family | parecerse a | Many people say that Beth takes after her grandmother |
| take [sth] off | when a plane leaves; to remove a piece of clothing or to have a period of time away from work | despegar, quitarse | The plane is going to take-off at seven o´clock. |
| take [sth] up | to start a hobby, to accept or to move in | empezar a hacer, instalarse | He took up smoking after breaking up the relationship. |
| take over | to begin doing a job or a task that someone else had been doing previously | relevar, asumir | Cristina is going to take over her job. |
| take [sb] out | to go on a date with | salir con alguien | Lisa was happy that Max wanted to take her out |
| take [sth] out | to excise, to apply for, to remove | sacar | Can you take the rubbish out? |
| take on | to accept, to fight, to hire | hacerse cargo, enfrentarse, contratar | Taking on the directorship was his first challenge. |
| take back | to admit wrongdoing | admitir errores o irregularidades | I take back what I said because it was totally inappropriate. |
| take [sb] in | to allow someone to stay in your house or to be deceived or swindled | permitir a alguien la entrada o ser engañado o estafado | Don't take Elisa in by your nonsense. |
| take [sth] in | to observe something or to make a piece of clothing narrower or tighter | estrechar, ajustar | She had lost weight so the shirt had to be taken in more at the waist. |
| take down | to disassemble, to dismantle | desarmar, desmontar, apuntar | It's time to take down the Christmas decoration until next year. |
| take apart | to disassemble something | desmontar | He was a good mechanic and could take an engine apart in less than two hours. |