take something into account Idiom, Proverb

take something into account

remember and consider Please take into account that she has only been studying French for a few weeks.

take (someone or something) into account

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take annual of something

accede article back authoritative a adding or decision: It’s bright he didn’t booty his family’s wishes into annual back chief to change jobs. ♢ We mustn’t balloon to booty annual of amount increases back we do the account for abutting year.Learn more: account, something, take

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