Phrasal verbs with "take" To take out — снести, уничтожить или обезвредить кого-то или что-то. To take after — пойти в кого-то, быть похожим (на члена семьи, родственника, предка). To take off — взлетать; снимать с себя. To take over — принять (руководство, контроль, ответственность); захватить. To take in — ушивать. To take up — заняться (спортом, хобби, какой-либо работой). This skirt should fit snugly on the figure, I'll have to take it before the performance. These decorations were taken from the account because the fabric faded and thinned. The magister took his robe, and under it he wore an ironed three-piece suit. The works of Antonia Bayette and Donna are often compared because they take each other in style. This castle was not taken because the residents set it on fire before escaping through the tunnel. After retirement, Mrs Marple started a diary, and took detective investigations.

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Phrasal verbs with "take"

To take out — снести, уничтожить или обезвредить кого-то или что-то.
To take after — пойти в кого-то, быть похожим (на члена семьи, родственника, предка).
To take off — взлетать; снимать с себя.
To take over — принять (руководство, контроль, ответственность); захватить.
To take in — ушивать.
To take up — заняться (спортом, хобби, какой-либо работой).

This skirt should fit snugly on the figure, I'll have to take it
[off|after|in]
before the performance.
These decorations were taken
[up|out|over]
from the account because the fabric faded and thinned.
The magister took
[in|up|off]
his robe, and under it he wore an ironed three-piece suit.
The works of Antonia Bayette and Donna are often compared because they take
[after|over|out]
each other in style.
This castle was not taken
[after|over|in]
because the residents set it on fire before escaping through the tunnel.
After retirement, Mrs Marple started a diary, and took
[out|off|up]
detective investigations.