Interglot - "taking" translated from English to French

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taking:
- affable; séduisant; charmant; engageant; avenant; d'une manière affable
- amputer; repriser; prise; conquête; arrestation
take:
- prendre; apporter; emporter; enlever; recueillir; collecter; ramasser; aller chercher; lever; améliorer; user; utiliser; faire usage de; appliquer; employer; se servir de; user de; prendre des médicaments; engager; prendre en service; consacrer; voler; chiper; dérober; retirer; piquer; ôter; barboter; faucher; marauder; piller; rafler; subtiliser; choper; s'emparer; accepter; assumer; admettre; adopter; accepter un cadeau; se servir; saisir; désarrimer
- bénéfice; profit; gain; avantage
Wiktionary:
- taking → prise
- take → prendre, forcer, violer, aborder, amener, apporter, assumer, changer de crémerie, intenter, occuper, reprendre, retrancher, rédiger, ôter
- take → prendre, endurer, souffrir, avoir besoin de, nécessiter, retirer, accepter, capturer, dérober

English

Detailed Translations for taking from English to French

taking:

taking adj

taking (affable; amiable; benign; friendly; bland)
affable; séduisant; charmant; engageant; avenant; d'une manière affable
- affable adj
- séduisant adj
- charmant adj
- engageant adj
- avenant adj
- d'une manière affable adj

taking [the ~] nom

the taking (amputating; amputation; removing)
l'amputer; le repriser
- amputer [le ~] nom
- repriser [le ~] nom
the taking (capture)
la prise; la conquête
- prise [la ~] nom
- conquête [la ~] nom
the taking (arrest; grab)
l'arrestation
- arrestation [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for taking:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
amputer	amputating; amputation; removing; taking
arrestation	arrest; grab; taking	apprehension; arrest; capture; deprivation of freedom; deprivation of liberty; detention; physical force
conquête	capture; taking	capture; conquest; overpowering
prise	capture; taking	absorption; capture; catch; coming over; conquest; handle; having a grip; hold; insertion; intake; interception; laying hands on; overpowering; plug; stealing over; support; taking hold of; walker; walking frame
repriser	amputating; amputation; removing; taking
-	pickings
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
amputer		amputate
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	fetching; winning
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
affable	affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking	benevolent; calm; collected; composed; cool; equanimous; good-natured; kind; mild; placid; willingly
avenant	affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking	accessible; agreeable; amenable; approachable; beloved; complaisant; cute; dear; enjoyable; forward; frank; graciously; nice; obliging; open; pleasant; pliable; pliant; responsive; sweet
charmant	affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking	adorable; alluring; amiable; appealing; appealing to the eye; attracting; attractive; beloved; benevolent; charming; cherished; congenial; cute; dainty; dear; desireable; easy going; elegant; enchanting; endearing; engaging; entrancing; friendly; good; good-natured; graceful; handsome; inviting; kind; likable; lovely; mild; nice; personable; petite; pleasant; pretty; refined; slight; snap; sophisticated; stylish; sweet; tempting; winsome
d'une manière affable	affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking
engageant	affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking	compelling; easy going; emotional; good; gripping; heart warming; lovely; moving; nice; pleasant; stirring; thrilling; touching
séduisant	affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking	adorable; alluring; amiable; appealing; attracting; attractive; beautiful; charming; congenial; cute; dainty; desireable; dinky; elegant; enchanting; endearing; engaging; entrancing; friendly; good looking; good-looking; graceful; handsome; inviting; likable; lovely; most charming; nice; personable; petite; pretty; refined; slight; snap; sophisticated; stylish; sweet; sweetest; tempting; winsome

Related Words for "taking":

takings

Synonyms for "taking":

fetching; winning; attractive
pickings; action

Related Definitions for "taking":

very attractive; capturing interest¹
- something inexpressibly taking in his manner¹
the act of someone who picks up or takes something¹
- clothing could be had for the taking¹

Wiktionary Translations for taking:

taking

noun

faculté de prendre, de saisir.
- prise → grip; hold; taking; prize; foothold; handhold; electric outlet; outlet; electric socket; socket; drive

taking form of take:

to take verbe (takes, took, taking)

to take
prendre
- prendre verbe (prends, prend, prenons, prenez, prennent, prenais, prenait, prenions, preniez, prenaient, pris, prit, prîmes, prîtes, prirent, prendrai, prendras, prendra, prendrons, prendrez, prendront)
to take
apporter
- apporter verbe (apporte, apportes, apportons, apportez, apportent, apportais, apportait, apportions, apportiez, apportaient, apportai, apportas, apporta, apportâmes, apportâtes, apportèrent, apporterai, apporteras, apportera, apporterons, apporterez, apporteront)
to take (collect; take along; take away; pick up; fetch; come round for)
emporter; enlever; prendre; recueillir; collecter; ramasser; aller chercher; lever; améliorer
- emporter verbe (emporte, emportes, emportons, emportez, emportent, emportais, emportait, emportions, emportiez, emportaient, emportai, emportas, emporta, emportâmes, emportâtes, emportèrent, emporterai, emporteras, emportera, emporterons, emporterez, emporteront)
- enlever verbe (enlève, enlèves, enlevons, enlevez, enlèvent, enlevais, enlevait, enlevions, enleviez, enlevaient, enlevai, enlevas, enleva, enlevâmes, enlevâtes, enlevèrent, enlèverai, enlèveras, enlèvera, enlèverons, enlèverez, enlèveront)
- prendre verbe (prends, prend, prenons, prenez, prennent, prenais, prenait, prenions, preniez, prenaient, pris, prit, prîmes, prîtes, prirent, prendrai, prendras, prendra, prendrons, prendrez, prendront)
- recueillir verbe (recueille, recueilles, recueillons, recueillez, recueillent, recueillais, recueillait, recueillions, recueilliez, recueillaient, recueillis, recueillit, recueillîmes, recueillîtes, recueillirent, recueillerai, recueilleras, recueillera, recueillerons, recueillerez, recueilleront)
- collecter verbe (collecte, collectes, collectons, collectez, collectent, collectais, collectait, collections, collectiez, collectaient, collectai, collectas, collecta, collectâmes, collectâtes, collectèrent, collecterai, collecteras, collectera, collecterons, collecterez, collecteront)
- ramasser verbe (ramasse, ramasses, ramassons, ramassez, ramassent, ramassais, ramassait, ramassions, ramassiez, ramassaient, ramassai, ramassas, ramassa, ramassâmes, ramassâtes, ramassèrent, ramasserai, ramasseras, ramassera, ramasserons, ramasserez, ramasseront)
- aller chercher verbe
- lever verbe (lève, lèves, levons, levez, lèvent, levais, levait, levions, leviez, levaient, levai, levas, leva, levâmes, levâtes, levèrent, lèverai, lèveras, lèvera, lèverons, lèverez, lèveront)
- améliorer verbe (améliore, améliores, améliorons, améliorez, améliorent, améliorais, améliorait, améliorions, amélioriez, amélioraient, améliorai, amélioras, améliora, améliorâmes, améliorâtes, améliorèrent, améliorerai, amélioreras, améliorera, améliorerons, améliorerez, amélioreront)
to take (use; utilize; make use of; employ; handle; practise; practice; utilise)
user; prendre; utiliser; faire usage de; appliquer; employer; se servir de; user de
- user verbe (use, uses, usons, usez, usent, usais, usait, usions, usiez, usaient, usai, usas, usa, usâmes, usâtes, usèrent, userai, useras, usera, userons, userez, useront)
- prendre verbe (prends, prend, prenons, prenez, prennent, prenais, prenait, prenions, preniez, prenaient, pris, prit, prîmes, prîtes, prirent, prendrai, prendras, prendra, prendrons, prendrez, prendront)
- utiliser verbe (utilise, utilises, utilisons, utilisez, utilisent, utilisais, utilisait, utilisions, utilisiez, utilisaient, utilisai, utilisas, utilisa, utilisâmes, utilisâtes, utilisèrent, utiliserai, utiliseras, utilisera, utiliserons, utiliserez, utiliseront)
- faire usage de verbe
- appliquer verbe (applique, appliques, appliquons, appliquez, appliquent, appliquais, appliquait, appliquions, appliquiez, appliquaient, appliquai, appliquas, appliqua, appliquâmes, appliquâtes, appliquèrent, appliquerai, appliqueras, appliquera, appliquerons, appliquerez, appliqueront)
- employer verbe (emploie, emploies, employons, employez, emploient, employais, employait, employions, employiez, employaient, employai, employas, employa, employâmes, employâtes, employèrent, emploierai, emploieras, emploiera, emploierons, emploierez, emploieront)
- se servir de verbe
- user de verbe
to take (take medicine; swallow; take medication)
prendre des médicaments
- prendre des médicaments verbe
to take (utilize; apply; implement; use; employ; make use of; engage; enforce; practise; adopt; avail oneself of; administer; practice; utilise)
utiliser; employer; appliquer; engager; faire usage de; prendre en service; consacrer
- utiliser verbe (utilise, utilises, utilisons, utilisez, utilisent, utilisais, utilisait, utilisions, utilisiez, utilisaient, utilisai, utilisas, utilisa, utilisâmes, utilisâtes, utilisèrent, utiliserai, utiliseras, utilisera, utiliserons, utiliserez, utiliseront)
- employer verbe (emploie, emploies, employons, employez, emploient, employais, employait, employions, employiez, employaient, employai, employas, employa, employâmes, employâtes, employèrent, emploierai, emploieras, emploiera, emploierons, emploierez, emploieront)
- appliquer verbe (applique, appliques, appliquons, appliquez, appliquent, appliquais, appliquait, appliquions, appliquiez, appliquaient, appliquai, appliquas, appliqua, appliquâmes, appliquâtes, appliquèrent, appliquerai, appliqueras, appliquera, appliquerons, appliquerez, appliqueront)
- engager verbe (engage, engages, engageons, engagez, engagent, engageais, engageait, engagions, engagiez, engageaient, engageai, engageas, engagea, engageâmes, engageâtes, engagèrent, engagerai, engageras, engagera, engagerons, engagerez, engageront)
- faire usage de verbe
- prendre en service verbe
- consacrer verbe (consacre, consacres, consacrons, consacrez, consacrent, consacrais, consacrait, consacrions, consacriez, consacraient, consacrai, consacras, consacra, consacrâmes, consacrâtes, consacrèrent, consacrerai, consacreras, consacrera, consacrerons, consacrerez, consacreront)
to take (steal; expropriate; snitch; rob; purloin; take away; swipe; pinch; snatch; make off with; filch; pilfer; cadge; collar; nick; go thieving)
enlever; voler; prendre; chiper; dérober; retirer; piquer; ôter; barboter; faucher; marauder; piller; rafler; subtiliser; choper; s'emparer
- enlever verbe (enlève, enlèves, enlevons, enlevez, enlèvent, enlevais, enlevait, enlevions, enleviez, enlevaient, enlevai, enlevas, enleva, enlevâmes, enlevâtes, enlevèrent, enlèverai, enlèveras, enlèvera, enlèverons, enlèverez, enlèveront)
- voler verbe (vole, voles, volons, volez, volent, volais, volait, volions, voliez, volaient, volai, volas, vola, volâmes, volâtes, volèrent, volerai, voleras, volera, volerons, volerez, voleront)
- prendre verbe (prends, prend, prenons, prenez, prennent, prenais, prenait, prenions, preniez, prenaient, pris, prit, prîmes, prîtes, prirent, prendrai, prendras, prendra, prendrons, prendrez, prendront)
- chiper verbe (chipe, chipes, chipons, chipez, chipent, chipais, chipait, chipions, chipiez, chipaient, chipai, chipas, chipa, chipâmes, chipâtes, chipèrent, chiperai, chiperas, chipera, chiperons, chiperez, chiperont)
- dérober verbe (dérobe, dérobes, dérobons, dérobez, dérobent, dérobais, dérobait, dérobions, dérobiez, dérobaient, dérobai, dérobas, déroba, dérobâmes, dérobâtes, dérobèrent, déroberai, déroberas, dérobera, déroberons, déroberez, déroberont)
- retirer verbe (retire, retires, retirons, retirez, retirent, retirais, retirait, retirions, retiriez, retiraient, retirai, retiras, retira, retirâmes, retirâtes, retirèrent, retirerai, retireras, retirera, retirerons, retirerez, retireront)
- piquer verbe (pique, piques, piquons, piquez, piquent, piquais, piquait, piquions, piquiez, piquaient, piquai, piquas, piqua, piquâmes, piquâtes, piquèrent, piquerai, piqueras, piquera, piquerons, piquerez, piqueront)
- ôter verbe (ôte, ôtes, ôtons, ôtez, ôtent, ôtais, ôtait, ôtions, ôtiez, ôtaient, ôtai, ôtas, ôta, ôtâmes, ôtâtes, ôtèrent, ôterai, ôteras, ôtera, ôterons, ôterez, ôteront)
- barboter verbe (barbote, barbotes, barbotons, barbotez, barbotent, barbotais, barbotait, barbotions, barbotiez, barbotaient, barbotai, barbotas, barbota, barbotâmes, barbotâtes, barbotèrent, barboterai, barboteras, barbotera, barboterons, barboterez, barboteront)
- faucher verbe (fauche, fauches, fauchons, fauchez, fauchent, fauchais, fauchait, fauchions, fauchiez, fauchaient, fauchai, fauchas, faucha, fauchâmes, fauchâtes, fauchèrent, faucherai, faucheras, fauchera, faucherons, faucherez, faucheront)
- marauder verbe (maraude, maraudes, maraudons, maraudez, maraudent, maraudais, maraudait, maraudions, maraudiez, maraudaient, maraudai, maraudas, marauda, maraudâmes, maraudâtes, maraudèrent, marauderai, marauderas, maraudera, marauderons, marauderez, marauderont)
- piller verbe (pille, pilles, pillons, pillez, pillent, pillais, pillait, pillions, pilliez, pillaient, pillai, pillas, pilla, pillâmes, pillâtes, pillèrent, pillerai, pilleras, pillera, pillerons, pillerez, pilleront)
- rafler verbe (rafle, rafles, raflons, raflez, raflent, raflais, raflait, raflions, rafliez, raflaient, raflai, raflas, rafla, raflâmes, raflâtes, raflèrent, raflerai, rafleras, raflera, raflerons, raflerez, rafleront)
- subtiliser verbe (subtilise, subtilises, subtilisons, subtilisez, subtilisent, subtilisais, subtilisait, subtilisions, subtilisiez, subtilisaient, subtilisai, subtilisas, subtilisa, subtilisâmes, subtilisâtes, subtilisèrent, subtiliserai, subtiliseras, subtilisera, subtiliserons, subtiliserez, subtiliseront)
- choper verbe (chope, chopes, chopons, chopez, chopent, chopais, chopait, chopions, chopiez, chopaient, chopai, chopas, chopa, chopâmes, chopâtes, chopèrent, choperai, choperas, chopera, choperons, choperez, choperont)
- s'emparer verbe
to take (accept; abide; take on; take possession of)
accepter; assumer; admettre
- accepter verbe (accepte, acceptes, acceptons, acceptez, acceptent, acceptais, acceptait, acceptions, acceptiez, acceptaient, acceptai, acceptas, accepta, acceptâmes, acceptâtes, acceptèrent, accepterai, accepteras, acceptera, accepterons, accepterez, accepteront)
- assumer verbe (assume, assumes, assumons, assumez, assument, assumais, assumait, assumions, assumiez, assumaient, assumai, assumas, assuma, assumâmes, assumâtes, assumèrent, assumerai, assumeras, assumera, assumerons, assumerez, assumeront)
- admettre verbe (admets, admet, admettons, admettez, admettent, admettais, admettait, admettions, admettiez, admettaient, admis, admit, admîmes, admîtes, admirent, admettrai, admettras, admettra, admettrons, admettrez, admettront)
to take (accept a gift; accept)
accepter; adopter; prendre; accepter un cadeau
- accepter verbe (accepte, acceptes, acceptons, acceptez, acceptent, acceptais, acceptait, acceptions, acceptiez, acceptaient, acceptai, acceptas, accepta, acceptâmes, acceptâtes, acceptèrent, accepterai, accepteras, acceptera, accepterons, accepterez, accepteront)
- adopter verbe (adopte, adoptes, adoptons, adoptez, adoptent, adoptais, adoptait, adoptions, adoptiez, adoptaient, adoptai, adoptas, adopta, adoptâmes, adoptâtes, adoptèrent, adopterai, adopteras, adoptera, adopterons, adopterez, adopteront)
- prendre verbe (prends, prend, prenons, prenez, prennent, prenais, prenait, prenions, preniez, prenaient, pris, prit, prîmes, prîtes, prirent, prendrai, prendras, prendra, prendrons, prendrez, prendront)
- accepter un cadeau verbe
to take (serve oneself; seize; fall to; dive in)
se servir; saisir; prendre
- se servir verbe
- saisir verbe (saisis, saisit, saisissons, saisissez, saisissent, saisissais, saisissait, saisissions, saisissiez, saisissaient, saisîmes, saisîtes, saisirent, saisirai, saisiras, saisira, saisirons, saisirez, saisiront)
- prendre verbe (prends, prend, prenons, prenez, prennent, prenais, prenait, prenions, preniez, prenaient, pris, prit, prîmes, prîtes, prirent, prendrai, prendras, prendra, prendrons, prendrez, prendront)
to take (utilize; apply; make use of; employ; use; utilise)
utiliser; faire usage de; user; employer; user de; se servir de
- utiliser verbe (utilise, utilises, utilisons, utilisez, utilisent, utilisais, utilisait, utilisions, utilisiez, utilisaient, utilisai, utilisas, utilisa, utilisâmes, utilisâtes, utilisèrent, utiliserai, utiliseras, utilisera, utiliserons, utiliserez, utiliseront)
- faire usage de verbe
- user verbe (use, uses, usons, usez, usent, usais, usait, usions, usiez, usaient, usai, usas, usa, usâmes, usâtes, usèrent, userai, useras, usera, userons, userez, useront)
- employer verbe (emploie, emploies, employons, employez, emploient, employais, employait, employions, employiez, employaient, employai, employas, employa, employâmes, employâtes, employèrent, emploierai, emploieras, emploiera, emploierons, emploierez, emploieront)
- user de verbe
- se servir de verbe
to take (bear)
désarrimer
- désarrimer verbe (désarrime, désarrimes, désarrimons, désarrimez, désarriment, désarrimais, désarrimait, désarrimions, désarrimiez, désarrimaient, désarrimai, désarrimas, désarrima, désarrimâmes, désarrimâtes, désarrimèrent, désarrimerai, désarrimeras, désarrimera, désarrimerons, désarrimerez, désarrimeront)

Conjugations for take:

present

take
take
takes
take
take
take

simple past

took
took
took
took
took
took

present perfect

have taken
have taken
has taken
have taken
have taken
have taken

past continuous

was taking
were taking
was taking
were taking
were taking
were taking

future

shall take
will take
will take
shall take
will take
will take

continuous present

am taking
are taking
is taking
are taking
are taking
are taking

subjunctive

be taken
be taken
be taken
be taken
be taken
be taken

diverse

take!
let's take!
taken
taking

1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

take [the ~] nom

the take (profit; benefit; advantage; gain; earnings; yield; winning; output; economy; return; victory)
le bénéfice; le profit; le gain; l'avantage
- bénéfice [le ~] nom
- profit [le ~] nom
- gain [le ~] nom
- avantage [le ~] nom

Translation Matrix for take:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
accepter		adoption
avantage	advantage; benefit; earnings; economy; gain; output; profit; return; take; victory; winning; yield	benefit; drift; fittableness; gain; intention; meaning; output; plus point; profit; purpose; return; upper hand; use; usefulness; utility; value; yield
bénéfice	advantage; benefit; earnings; economy; gain; output; profit; return; take; victory; winning; yield	benefit; favor; favour; gain; output; profit; return; use; usefulness; value; yield
gain	advantage; benefit; earnings; economy; gain; output; profit; return; take; victory; winning; yield	benefit; gain; output; profit; return; use; usefulness; value; yield
profit	advantage; benefit; earnings; economy; gain; output; profit; return; take; victory; winning; yield	benefit; fittableness; gain; output; profit; return; use; usefulness; utilisation; utility; utilization; value; yield
-	issue; payoff; proceeds; return; takings; yield
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
accepter	abide; accept; accept a gift; take; take on; take possession of	accept; acknowledge viability; allow; award; collect; comply with; grant; hallmark; receive
accepter un cadeau	accept; accept a gift; take
admettre	abide; accept; take; take on; take possession of	accede; admit; admit the truth; allow; authorise; authorize; concede; confess; deliver; draw new members; give in; give one's fiat to; grant; hand over; let in; permit; recruit; submit to; surrender; tolerate
adopter	accept; accept a gift; take	adopt
aller chercher	collect; come round for; fetch; pick up; take; take along; take away	collect; fetch; get; pick up
améliorer	collect; come round for; fetch; pick up; take; take along; take away	better; bring forward; bring to perfection; complete; correct; ennoble; finish; get better; improve; make better; make progress; perfect; progress; put straight; rectify; refine; renew; set right
appliquer	administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; employ; enforce; engage; handle; implement; make use of; practice; practise; take; use; utilise; utilize	add; administer; apply; comply with; live up to; locate; place; pour in; practice; practise; put; put down; situate; use
apporter	take	bring; bring along; bring around; carry; carry up; contribute; deliver; furnish; get better; give; hand over to; improve; lead up; lead upwards; provide; put up for shipment; send; send round; ship; supply
assumer	abide; accept; take; take on; take possession of	accept; collect; receive
barboter	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	catch; caught; clasp; clutch; drag; grasp; grip; paddle; pilfer; reach; root; rout; rummage about; scratch; seize; slave away; slog away; snatch; snatch away; snout; stick; toil and moil; yearn
chiper	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	cadge; cajole; catch; caught; clasp; clutch; coax; cuddle; drag; grasp; grip; mooch; munch; nibble; nick; nybble; obtain by begging; pilfer; pinch; reach; root; rout; rummage about; scratch; seize; slave away; slog away; snatch; snatch away; snitch; snout; steal; stick; swipe; toil and moil; wheedle; yearn
choper	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	cadge; catch; mooch; obtain by begging; seize; snatch; sneak up on; take unaware; tattle; twig
collecter	collect; come round for; fetch; pick up; take; take along; take away	carry together; share the load
consacrer	administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; employ; enforce; engage; implement; make use of; practice; practise; take; use; utilise; utilize	bless; consecrate; sanctify
dérober	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	deprive; disentangle; disentwine; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; plunder; remove one's clothes; rob; snatch; snatch away; snatch off; snitch; steal; swipe; undress; unravel
désarrimer	bear; take
employer	administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; employ; enforce; engage; handle; implement; make use of; practice; practise; take; use; utilise; utilize	apply; employ; exploit; make use of; use; utilise; utilize
emporter	collect; come round for; fetch; pick up; take; take along; take away	accompany; carry away; carry before it; carry off; clear; drag along; empty; make empty; pull along; remove what is inside; see off; take away; take in
engager	administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; employ; enforce; engage; implement; make use of; practice; practise; take; use; utilise; utilize	accept; appeal to; appoint; begin; call; call in; call over; collect; commence; draw new members; employ; engage; enlist; enter; enter into; hire; initiate; invite; invoke; kick off; mobilise; mobilize; nominate; operationalize; pawn; receive; recruit; set in motion; set up; sign on; start; start to; strike up; take off; take on; take upon oneself; tie on to; undertake
enlever	cadge; collar; collect; come round for; expropriate; fetch; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pick up; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take along; take away	abduct; bear a grudge; bear malice; blame; blame someone of; blot out; chisel off; clean out; clear; clear out; cut away; cut off; delete; deprive; discredit; disrobe; drain; eliminate; empty; erase; evacuate; finish; get down; harbour a grudge; hide away; kidnap; lift out; lock up; make empty; pick loose; pluck; pull down; pull off; pull out; put away; rancor; rancour; rebuke; remove; remove one's clothes; remove what is inside; reprimand; reproach; rip off; rob; rub out; stash away; stuff away; take down from; take off; take out; tear off; trim away; tuck away; undo; undress; unpick; wipe; wipe out
faire usage de	administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; employ; enforce; engage; handle; implement; make use of; practice; practise; take; use; utilise; utilize	apply; employ; make use of; use; utilise; utilize
faucher	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	cadge; cajole; coax; cuddle; lay down; mooch; mow; obtain by begging; pilfer; pinch; snatch; wheedle
lever	collect; come round for; fetch; pick up; take; take along; take away	abolish; add; add on to; annul; bring up; build out; bulge; cancel; come up; draw up; expand; extend; grow; haul; haul in; heave; hoist; lift; lift up; lighten; nullify; pull up; put up; raise; rise; stick up; swell; swell up; undo; widen
marauder	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away
piller	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	cadge; cajole; clean out; coax; cuddle; fleece; loot; mooch; obtain by begging; pilfer; pillage; pinch; plunder; raid; rob; snatch; strip; take someone to the cleaner's; wheedle
piquer	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with; nick; pilfer; pinch; purloin; rob; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take away	administer a medecin w a syringe; anger; annoy; arouse; banquet; bite; cadge; cajole; catch; caught; cause irritation; chafe; clasp; clutch; coax; corrode; cuddle; cut; drag; excite; feast; give offence; gnaw; grasp; grate; grip; irritate; make off with; mooch; nick; obtain by begging; pilfer; pinch; plane; prick; reach; regale; rise to the bait; root; rout; rummage about; scratch; seize; slave away; slog away; smooth; snap; snatch; snatch away; snatch off; sneak up on; snitch; snout; spout; spurt; steal; stick; stimulate; sting; stir up; swipe; take unaware; tattle; toil and moil; twig; vex; wheedle; yearn
prendre	accept; accept a gift; cadge; collar; collect; come round for; dive in; employ; expropriate; fall to; fetch; filch; go thieving; handle; make off with; make use of; nick; pick up; pilfer; pinch; practice; practise; purloin; rob; seize; serve oneself; snatch; snitch; steal; swipe; take; take along; take away; use; utilise; utilize	absorb; accept; annex; apprehend; arrest; bear a grudge; bear malice; begin; blame; blame someone of; captivate; capture; catch; caught; chain; choose; clamp; clasp; clutch; collect; commence; conquer; deprive; detain; discredit; drag; enchain; enchant; enthral; enthrall; fascinate; fetch; gather; get hold of; get hold of something; get one's hands on; get something; glean; grab; grasp; grip; harbour a grudge; hold; imprison; intrigue; lap up; lay one's hands on; make inaccessible; obtain; occupy; overcome by; pick; pick out; pick up; pilfer; prefer; rancor; rancour; reach; rebuke; receive; receive for one's portion; recruit; reprimand; reproach; root; rout; rummage about; scratch; secure; seize; seize upon; select; set in motion; set up; shackle; single out; sip up; slave away; slog away; snatch; snatch away; snout; sort out; start; start to; stick; strike up; take hold of; take in; take off; take on; take possession of; take up; take upon oneself; toil and moil; trap; undertake; yearn
prendre des médicaments	swallow; take; take medication; take medicine
prendre en service	administer; adopt; apply; avail oneself of; employ; enforce; engage; implement; make use of; practice; practise; take; use; utilise; utilize	employ; engage; hire; recruit; sign on
rafler	cadge; collar; expropriate; filch; go thieving; make off with

Related Words for "take":

retake, takeable, takes

Synonyms for "take":

return; issue; takings; proceeds; yield; payoff; income
filming; cinematography; motion-picture photography
act; move
occupy; use up; use; expend
lead; direct; conduct; guide
get hold of; take in; take on; take up; take away; take apart
assume; acquire; adopt; take on; change
read; interpret; construe; see
bring; convey; transport; carry; bring forward; bring down; bring up; bring on; bring out
take out; take back
necessitate; ask; postulate; need; require; involve; call for; demand
choose; select; pick out; decide; make up one's mind; determine
utilize; utilise; apply; employ
accept; have; get; acquire; take over
fill; work; do work
consider; deal; look at; think about
experience; receive; have; undergo
film; shoot; record; enter; put down
remove; take away; withdraw; take off
consume; ingest; take in
undergo; submit; digest; endure; stick out; stomach; bear; stand; tolerate; support; brook; abide; suffer; put up
strike; take up
admit; accept
find; obtain; incur
learn; study
claim; exact; necessitate; ask; postulate; need; require; involve; call for; demand
make; head
aim; train; take aim; position
become; go
carry; pack; feature
lease; rent; hire; charter; engage
subscribe; subscribe to; buy; purchase
roll in the hay; love; make out; make love; sleep with; get laid; have sex; know; do it; be intimate; have intercourse; have it away; have it off; screw; jazz; eff; hump; lie with; bed; have a go at it; bang; get it on; bonk
affirm; verify; assert; avow; aver; swan; swear
be
contain; hold
drive; traverse; track; cover; cross; pass over; get over; get across; cut through; cut across
win
contract; get; sicken; come down

Antonyms for "take":

give; obviate; refuse; abstain; disclaim

Related Definitions for "take":

the act of photographing a scene or part of a scene without interruption¹
the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property¹
be stricken by an illness, fall victim to an illness¹
- She took a chill¹
remove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract¹
- take the gun from your pocket¹
ascertain or determine by measuring, computing or take a reading from a dial¹
- take a pulse¹
- A reading was taken of the earth's tremors¹
take on a certain form, attribute, or aspect¹
- His voice took on a sad tone¹
- The story took a new turn¹
be seized or affected in a specified way¹
- take sick¹
- be taken drunk¹
be a student of a certain subject¹
interpret something in a certain way; convey a particular meaning or impression¹
- How should I take this message?¹
- You can't take credit for this!¹
accept or undergo, often unwillingly¹
- We took a pay cut¹
pick out, select, or choose from a number of alternatives¹
take into consideration for exemplifying purposes¹
take as an undesirable consequence of some event or state of affairs¹
- The hard work took its toll on her¹
lay claim to; as of an idea¹
- She took credit for the whole idea¹
make a film or photograph of something¹
- take a scene¹
obtain by winning¹
- Winner takes all¹
- He took first prize¹
point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards¹
serve oneself to, or consume regularly¹
- I don't take sugar in my coffee¹
get into one's hands, take physically¹
- Can you take this bag, please¹
have sex with; archaic use¹
- He had taken this woman when she was most vulnerable¹
travel or go by means of a certain kind of transportation, or a certain route¹
- He takes the bus to work¹
- She takes Route 1 to Newark¹
proceed along in a vehicle¹
occupy or take on¹
- She took her seat on the stage¹
- We took our seats in the orchestra¹
- She took up her position behind the tree¹
take somebody somewhere¹
- can you take me to the main entrance?¹
head into a specified direction¹
- The escaped convict took to the hills¹
take something or somebody with oneself somewhere¹
experience or feel or submit to¹
to get into a position of having, e.g., safety, comfort¹
- take shelter from the storm¹
take into one's possession¹
- We are taking an orphan from Romania¹
- I'll take three salmon steaks¹
take by force¹
- Hitler took the Baltic Republics¹
- The army took the fort on the hill¹
buy, select¹
- I'll take a pound of that sausage¹
engage for service under a term of contract¹
- We took an apartment on a quiet street¹
- Shall we take a guide in Rome?¹
receive or obtain regularly¹
- We take the Times every day¹
make use of or accept for some purpose¹
- take a risk¹
- take an opportunity¹
receive willingly something given or offered¹
admit into a group or community¹
require (time or space)¹
- It took three hours to get to work this morning¹
assume, as of positions or roles¹
- She took the job as director of development¹
develop a habit¹
- He took to visiting bars¹
carry out¹
- take action¹
- take steps¹
- take vengeance¹
require as useful, just, or proper¹
- It takes nerve to do what she did¹
be capable of holding or containing¹
- This box won't take all the items¹
have with oneself; have on one's person¹
- She always takes an umbrella¹
be designed to hold or take¹
- This surface will not take the dye¹

Wiktionary Translations for take:

take

verb

to grab with the hands
- take → prendre
to grab and move to oneself
- take → prendre
to get into one's possession
- take → prendre
military: to gain a position by force
- take → prendre
to have sex with
- take → prendre; forcer; violer
to ingest medicine
- take → prendre
to last or expend [an amount of time]
- take → prendre

take

verb

(Spécialement) (Automobile) Arriver dans, en parlant d'une portion remarquable de la route, souvent dangereuse.
- aborder → take
mener d’un lieu à un autre.
- amener → bring; take; fetch; get; lower; take along; convene; lead
porter quelque chose à quelqu’un. usage L’objet du verbe apporter est toujours un inanimé.
- apporter → bring; take; fetch
prendre sur soi, à son compte.
- assumer → assume; take on; take
quitter un établissement et, par extension, un lieu quelconque, pour aller dans un autre.
- changer de crémerie → take; business; custom
juri|fr diriger contre quelqu’un un procès, une accusation. Il n’est usité que dans ces phrases,
- intenter → take; institute; bring
Prendre possession de.
- occuper → take
Traductions à trier suivant le sens
- occuper → occupy; take; engage; fill; hold; involve; inhabit; figure out; take care of; keep busy
Saisir, mettre en sa main
- prendre → take
Prendre de nouveau. (Sens général)
- reprendre → take; regain
Prendre ce qu’on avait donné.
- reprendre → take
Traductions à vérifier et à trier
- retrancher → subtract; abstract; take away; remove; seize; take; cut off; cut; curtail; retrench; slash; truncate; deduct; count down; write off
mettre par écrit, en bon ordre, dans un style clair et convenable, des lois, des règlements, des décisions, des résolutions prises dans une assemblée, ou les matériaux d’un ouvrage, ou les idées fournir en commun pour quelque écrire
- rédiger → compose; word; draft; draw up; record; take; edit; rewrite
tirer une chose de la place où elle est. Se dit aussi en parlant des personnes et des animaux.
- ôter → take away; get out; take off; take; remove

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• take	→ prendre	↔ nemen — iets vastpakken met de handen
• take	→ endurer; souffrir	↔ incasseren — te verduren krijgen.
• take	→ avoir besoin de; nécessiter	↔ benötigen — etwas haben müssen
• take	→ retirer	↔ entnehmen — etwas herausnehmen aus
• take	→ accepter	↔ hinnehmen — eine Aussage, Handlung oder ein Ereignis von negativer Natur akzeptieren, dulden oder sich dem widerspruchslos fügen
• take	→ prendre; capturer	↔ kapern — sich eines Schiffs bemächtigen
• take	→ dérober; prendre	↔ nehmen — eine Sache greifen

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taking:

taking adj

taking (affable; amiable; benign; friendly; bland)

taking [the ~] nom

the taking (amputating; amputation; removing)

the taking (capture)

the taking (arrest; grab)

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taking form of take:

to take verbe (takes, took, taking)

to take

to take

to take (collect; take along; take away; pick up; fetch; come round for)

to take (use; utilize; make use of; employ; handle; practise; practice; utilise)

to take (take medicine; swallow; take medication)

to take (utilize; apply; implement; use; employ; make use of; engage; enforce; practise; adopt; avail oneself of; administer; practice; utilise)

to take (steal; expropriate; snitch; rob; purloin; take away; swipe; pinch; snatch; make off with; filch; pilfer; cadge; collar; nick; go thieving)

to take (accept; abide; take on; take possession of)

to take (accept a gift; accept)

to take (serve oneself; seize; fall to; dive in)

to take (utilize; apply; make use of; employ; use; utilise)

to take (bear)

Conjugations for take:

present

simple past

present perfect

past continuous

future

continuous present

subjunctive

diverse

take [the ~] nom

the take (profit; benefit; advantage; gain; earnings; yield; winning; output; economy; return; victory)

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