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Meanings of taken with in anglès

Marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness.

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Usage of taken with in anglès
1
Hence the decision, apparently taken with great reluctance, to exit the market.
The Irish Times
2
Leibniz-theRoyal Society were quite taken with your Arithmetickal Engine, Roger said.
Quicksilver
3
But we're very taken with these slick new cases from Pong Ireland.
The Irish Times
4
Ms Matoe said people were also taken with the product's back story.
Radio NZ
5
However, some liberties have been taken with personalities, names, and minor events.
Nefertiti
6
West was taken with Morse's work, but Allston thought less of it.
Wired
7
He did seem quite taken with her, now that you mention it.
The burglar who traded ted williams
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Wilson seems to be really taken with the idea of writing concertos.
The Irish Times
9
But I've been quite happy to get a picture taken with him.
Radio NZ
10
The old duke was rather taken with the idea of the entertainment.
The Heavenly Twins
11
Images of cells were taken with phase contrast microscopy or confocal microscopy.
Pubmed
12
Photo taken with the bird-borne camera, National Institute of Polar Research, Japan.
Wired
13
And they were taken with the three-bedroom's high ceilings and open plan.
Reuters
14
He was obviously taken with her, and it pleased her no end.
The kiss
15
On the return he was taken with a fit in the street.
Bakemono Yashiki (The Haunted House), Retold from the Japanese O...
16
Get to know them, not just get your picture taken with them.
The Irish Times
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Taken with across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
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