
take
词源
源自古英语 'tacan',意为抓住或握住,可能受到古诺尔斯语 'taka' 的影响。
verb
❶ 用手或其他方式抓住或握住某物,使其移动或改变位置。
“She took the book from the shelf.”
(她从书架上拿走了那本书。)
“He took my hand and led me to the dance floor.”
(他牵着我的手,带我走向舞池。)
❶ 接受或获得某物,可能是礼物、机会或某种状态。
“I'll take the job if the salary is good.”
(如果薪水不错,我会接受这份工作。)
“She took the opportunity to travel abroad.”
(她抓住了出国旅行的机会。)
❶ 需要或花费一定的时间、精力或资源来完成某事。
“It takes two hours to drive to the city.”
(开车到城里需要两个小时。)
“Learning a new language takes patience.”
(学习一门新语言需要耐心。)
noun
❶ 一次拍摄或录制的内容,通常用于电影、音乐或摄影领域。
“The director was satisfied with the first take.”
(导演对第一次拍摄很满意。)
“We had to do several takes before getting it right.”
(我们拍了好几次才拍对。)
❶ 个人的观点或态度,常用于非正式场合。
“What's your take on the new policy?”
(你对新政策有什么看法?)
“Everyone has a different take on the issue.”
(每个人对这个问题都有不同的看法。)
常见短语
take care — 用于告别时表示关心,提醒对方注意安全或保重身体。
“Take care and see you next week!”
(保重,下周见!)
take place — 指某个事件或活动发生,通常用于正式场合或计划中的事情。
“The meeting will take place at 3 PM.”
(会议将在下午三点举行。)
take advantage of — 利用某个机会或资源,可能是正面的也可能是负面的。
“You should take advantage of the discount before it ends.”
(你应该在折扣结束前好好利用它。)