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Meanings of taking in anglès

Very attractive; capturing interest.

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The act of someone who picks up or takes something.

Usage of taking in anglès
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Industry sources say it was taking much longer to raise new funds.
Reuters
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He said patients were also taking a significant risk with their health.
News.com.au
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Banks are expected to begin taking applications following a Government event today.
Independent.ie
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Sumitomo Trust will also consider taking Nikko Asset public, the paper said.
Reuters
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Reconfiguration... is currently happening by crisis rather than by taking difficult decisions.
The Guardian
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Banks worldwide have been taking measures to offset risk amid the crisis.
Reuters
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Photo: Westport News She said farmers were taking the weather warnings seriously.
Radio NZ
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Government plans to control the property industry are taking time to implement.
The Irish Times
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Their project was taking form, if the house was really any good.
Sisters
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However, it was still taking the positive results very seriously, it said.
Radio NZ
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Solidarity for Italy and Greece means other countries taking in more refugees.
The Guardian
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The answer is no, Corbacho said soon after taking his new job.
Reuters
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Political uncertainties ahead of the April 17 elections saw investors taking positions.
Reuters
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The Department of Health said it was taking action to combat obesity.
BBC
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Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis said the government is taking the outbreak seriously.
Radio NZ
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Risa stood just a moment longer, taking in Lilith's young, lithe form.
Relic of the Dawn
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