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Meanings of take lightly in anglès

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Usage of take lightly in anglès
1
Major depression is too serious and insidious a side effect to take lightly.
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2
That is not a risk policymakers should take lightly, it said.
The Guardian
3
This is a responsibility that Parliament, for its part, does not take lightly.
The South African
4
My decision to delay my baby's birth is not one I take lightly.
BBC
5
Now this is not a decision that anyone could take lightly.
The Guardian
6
Cleaning a whole town isn't something I take lightly, and it's not easy.
Crewel
7
No man would take lightly his wife's betraying him in such a way.
Funeral in Blue
8
Eye surgery wasn't anything to take lightly, but it was certainly not life-threatening.
Marrying the playboy doctor
9
Its a big decision, one that you would not want to take lightly.
Reuters
10
Having surgery of any kind is not something to take lightly.
Prescription alternatives: hundreds of safe, natural, prescripti...
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I realized that it was a privilege I could not ever take lightly.
Ebony
12
You know Franco isn't going to take lightly you stepping in on his call.
Strong, sleek and sinful
13
The SARs reporting requirement is one that banks and brokers do not take lightly.
Reuters
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As Irish people who remember the Troubles, this is not something we take lightly.
The Irish Times
15
Neil Woodford is not a fund manager to take lightly.
The Guardian
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It is nothing to take lightly-Hellis the single greatest tragedy in the universe.
Heaven
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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