More Idioms/Phrases

tell which is which tell sb where to get off tell its own tale take up room take the bit between the teeth take sth with a grain of salt take sth the wrong way take one's death of cold take one's break take sb in take sb for a fool take sb down to size take sb down a notch or two take out after take it upon oneself to take forty winkstell which is which tell sb where to get off tell its own tale take up room take the bit between the teeth take sth with a grain of salt take sth the wrong way take one's death of cold take one's break take sb in take sb for a fool take sb down to size take sb down a notch or two take out after take it upon oneself to take forty winks take off with (one's) tail between (one's) legs take offence (at something) take offense take offense (at) (something) take office take on take on (a) new meaning take on (a) new significance take on (someone or something) as (something) take on a life of its own take on a new significance take on board take on faith take on fuel take on oneself take on the chin take on too much take on trust take on water take one at word take one back take one for the team take one look (at someone or something) take one's belt in take one's belt in a notch take one's break take one's breath away take one's breath away, to take one's chances take one's cue from take one's hat off to take one's lumps take one's medicine take one's name in vain, to take one's time take oneself off take or an animal in take out take out (something) against (one) take out a loan take out a warrant take out a warrant for (someone or something) take out a warrant on (one) take out in trade take out of take out on take out the trash take out to dinner take over take over the reins take own life
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