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Meanings of
taken over
in anglès
Seized.
seized
condemned
confiscated
appropriated
confiscate
Related terms
taken
Usage of
taken over
in anglès
1
New Ireland has only recently been
taken
over
by Bank of Ireland.
2
Islamic State militants have
taken
over
large parts of Iraq and Syria.
3
Aegis was
taken
over
last year by GardaWorld, a Canadian security company.
4
The company was
taken
over
by French food group, Danone, in 1991.
5
Al Qaeda members dressed as soldiers would have
taken
over
several cities.
6
He described how one day they were
taken
over
by Russian banks.
7
Why hasn't the province simply
taken
over
this role from the City?
8
An army group in Turkey says it has
taken
over
the country.
9
She was 23; Adrian Noble had recently
taken
over
as artistic director.
10
NATO has already
taken
over
control of most transport facilities in Albania.
11
They are
taken
over
by the faster rhythms that result from overcrowding.
12
He has also
taken
over
assets in telecommunications, power, steel and banking.
13
Brazil has allowed two banks to be
taken
over
by foreign firms.
14
It has recently merged with NEC and
taken
over
Medion of Germany.
15
The state has
taken
over
municipalities which the HDP had hitherto run.
16
His role as lead vocalist was gradually
taken
over
by Scott Walker.
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This collocation consists of:
taken
over
taken
take
Verb
Preposition
Taken over
through the time
Taken over
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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