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Colocaciones de 'Make- Take- Have' - Acciones No Físicas (Tomar)

Descubre cómo las colocaciones en inglés con 'Take' como 'take turns' y 'take a lesson' expresan acciones no físicas en inglés.

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Verb Collocations With 'Make- Take- Have'
to [take] a nap

to rest or sleep for a short period of time during the day

Ex: Some people find that taking a short nap after lunch helps them stay alert and focused for the rest of the day. 
to [take] a (class|course)

to enroll and participate in an educational program or lesson

Ex: They are taking an online course on programming. 
to [take] a decision

to choose from existing options or alternatives

Ex: I need to take a decision about which shirt to wear. 
to [take] a holiday

to go on vacation or take time off from work or daily activities to relax and enjoy leisure activities

Ex: She hasn't taken a holiday in years, so she really needs a break. 
to [take] a lesson

to learn or improve a skill through a class or guidance

Ex: We took lessons in ballroom dancing to prepare for our wedding. 
to [take] a picture

to use a device like a camera or cellphone to capture an image of something or someone

Ex: They will take a picture to remember this special moment. 
to [take] a rest

to temporarily stop physical or mental activity in order to relax and regain energy

Ex: I will take a rest before starting the next leg of the journey. 
to [take] a survey

to respond to a series of questions designed to gather information, opinions, or feedback on a specific topic or subject

Ex: Before making policy decisions, the government often asks citizens to take surveys on important issues. 
to [take] a break

to stop working or doing an activity temporarily in order to rest, relax, etc.

Ex: They take breaks throughout the workday to maintain productivity and reduce stress 
to [take] a trip

to go on a journey for enjoyment or exploration

Ex: She takes trips to tropical islands for relaxation and sunshine. 
to [take] {sb/sth} to court

to start a legal process against someone or something to resolve a dispute

Ex: The company threatened to take the competitor to court for copyright infringement. 
to [take] turns

to share opportunities or responsibilities with others in a fair and orderly manner

Ex: In the meeting, team members took turns presenting their ideas. 
to [take] a (stand|stance)

to firmly hold a position or opinion on an issue, often for moral, ethical, or social reasons

Ex: The student took a stand against the school's dress code. 
to [take] a guess

to make a rough estimate or prediction, especially when one does not have complete or precise information

Ex: I'm not sure what the answer is, but I'll take a guess. 
to [take|have] a gander

to look at something for a brief time

Ex: I heard there's something interesting happening down the street; let's take a gander and see what's going on. 
take it or leave it

used to show that one does not care if one's offer is accepted or rejected one will not negotiate further

alguien puede tomarlo o dejarlo

alguien puede tomarlo o dejarlo

Ex: I can sell you the car for $10,000, take it or leave it. 
to [take] a tumble

to experience a sudden setback, failure, or decline

sufrir un bajón repentino, venirse abajo de golpe

sufrir un bajón repentino, venirse abajo de golpe

Ex: Sales took a tumble during the winter months. 

Las ventas sufrieron un bajón durante los meses de invierno.

to [take] liberties

to act in a way that is overly familiar or inappropriate without permission or proper authority

Ex: He took liberties with the truth, exaggerating his accomplishments to impress others. 
to [take] time (off|out)

to not go to work or school for a certain period of time to take care of personal matters or recharge one's energy and focus

Ex: They encouraged employees to take time out for family events. 
to [take] out a loan

to borrow money from a bank or financial institution that must be paid back, usually with an extra amount added

Ex: They were approved to take out a loan for their small business. 
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