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to [take] {sb/sth} seriously
[frase]
to consider someone or something as important or deserving of attention
Ex:
Colocações de 'Make- Take- Have' - Tempo, Responsabilidade ou Corpo (Pegar)
Explore as colocações em inglês com 'Take' usadas para descrever tempo, responsabilidade ou corpo com exemplos como 'take ages' e 'take charge'.
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to [take] the flank
[frase]
to position oneself or others on the side of a group for protection or a strategic advantage, typically in a military context
Ex:
In
the
battle
,
the
skilled
archers
were
instructed
to
take
the
flank
,
ensuring
the
army
's
defenses
from
the
side
.
to [take] the time
[frase]
to set aside a portion of time for a specific activity, task, or purpose
Ex:
They
take
the
time
to
bond
with
their
children
by
playing
games
together
.
![to [take] {one's} time](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/44188/thumb/180?type=jpeg "to [take] {one's} time")
to [take] {one's} time
[frase]
to spend as much as time one needs on doing something without hurrying
Ex:
In
the
peaceful
garden
,
we
took
our
time
enjoying
the
beautiful
scenery
.
to [take] time
[frase]
to need a significant amount of time to be able to happen, be completed, or achieved
Ex:
to [take] a while
[frase]
to require a period of time to happen, be completed, or do something
Ex:
It
took
a
while
for
the
chef
to
prepare
the
elaborate
meal
for
the
guests
.
to [take] ages
[frase]
to require a very long time to complete something, often much longer than expected or necessary
Ex:
Waiting
for
the
bus
on
a
cold
day
feels like
it
takes
ages
.
to [take] drugs
[frase]
to consume or use illegal substances, such as heroin or cocaine, by the use of mouth, injection, or inhalation
Ex:
The
teenager
took
drugs
to
fit in
with
his
friends
.
to [take] charge
[frase]
to assume control or responsibility for something or someone
Ex:
During
emergencies
,
it
's
crucial
for
someone
to
take
charge
and
coordinate
efforts
.
to [take] a complaint
[frase]
to accept or receive an expression of dissatisfaction or criticism from a customer, client, etc. regarding a product, service, or experience
Ex:
The
hotel
's
front desk
staff
is
available
to
take
a
complaint
from
any
guest
with
concerns
about
their
stay
.
![to [take] lightly](https://cdn.langeek.co/photo/46143/thumb/180?type=jpeg "to [take] lightly")
to [take] lightly
[frase]
to not treat a situation or problem with the seriousness or importance it deserves
Ex:
She
did
n't
take
lightly
the
responsibility
of
leading
the
project
.