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take over as [sth] vi phrasal + prep. (take control, charge as [sth]) quedar a cargo como loc verb + prep. asumir el cargo de loc verb + prep. Tom took over as manager after Jim was fired. Tom quedó a cargo como gerente después de que despidieron a Jim. take over from [sb] vi phrasal + prep.
take after [sb] vtr phrasal insep: informal (parent: resemble) parecerse a v prnl + prep : asemejarse a v prnl + prep : ser parecido a loc verb : Many people say that Maria takes after her grandmother. Sam really takes after his father. Muchos dicen que María se parece a su abuela.
Many translated example sentences containing "take" – Spanish-English dictionary and search engine for Spanish translations.
Take es un término general, que puede aplicarse a cualquier manera de poner uno bajo su control una cosa <took the knife out of the infant's hands>.; Seize indica un esfuerzo súbito y forzoso de tomar posesión de una cosa tangible, o de comprender una cosa impalpable y fugaz <seized the ball in midair>.; Grasp recalca el tomar una cosa de tal manera que se tiene firmemente bajo control ...
take a chance v expr. (act on a possibility) probar suerte loc verb. Yes, it's possible I won't win, but I'll take a chance. No sé si ganaré, pero voy a probar suerte. hacer un intento loc verb. Es posible que no gane, pero voy a hacer un intento. take a chance v expr.
TAKE translate: llevarse, restar, coger, aceptar, coger, llevar, llevar, coger, coger, usar, requerir, tomar…. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.
2. (= take hold of, seize) tomar ⧫ coger ⧫ agarrar (Latin America) she took the spade and started digging. I took him by the scruff of the neck. let me take your case/coat. I’ll take the blue one, please. to take sb’s arm tomar del brazo a algn. to take sb in one’s arms abrazar a algn. the devil take it!
