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Meanings of take for in English

Portuguese
julgar
Catalan
judicar
Spanish
juzgar

Keep in mind or convey as a conviction or view.

julgar
Usage of take for in English
1
How long did it take for the river to clear of bodies?
The black prism
2
I wonder how long it will take for the powder to work.
The kommandant's girl
3
That does mean the sunny days are easy to take for granted.
BBC
4
How long will it take for the vaccine to reach the market?
BBC
5
It created a tremendous legacy that we all take for granted today.
Reuters
6
How long will it take for me to become burdened by pressure?
The Guardian
7
The church cannot take for me the place of honesty and conviction.
The Puritans
8
I wondered how many years it would take for this to settle.
The art of mending: a novel
9
But take for the moment the women accused or convicted of poisoning.
She Stands Accused
10
And all she would take for pay was five cents in currency.
The Peterkin papers
11
He asked the young inventor what he would take for the invention.
Halsey & Co. / or, The Young Bankers and Speculators
12
He just wondered how long it would take for her to pounce.
Throne of Glass
13
How long does it take for sediment to be eroded from mountains?
Wired
14
How long did it take for you to collect so many books?
Shadowlight
15
Now, what will it take for you to come back to school?
The Good Girls
16
During its heyday, the audio cassette was easy to take for granted.
The Irish Times
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Translations for take for
Spanish
juzgar
Take for through the time
Take for across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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