take it

The phrase "take it" has multiple meanings depending on the context, ranging from acceptance and endurance to interpretation and consumption.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To accept or believe something without questioning.

Example

  • I'll take it on your word.
  • You can take it from me, it's the truth.

B2General

(common)To endure or tolerate something unpleasant.

Example

  • I can take it; tell me the bad news.
  • She took it without complaining.

B2General

(common)To understand or interpret something in a specific way.

Example

  • I take it you're not coming to the party.
  • From his tone, I take it he was annoyed.

B1General

(common)To consume or sample something, such as food or drink.

Example

  • Here, take it and see if you like it.
  • She took it and found it delicious.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "take it":

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