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Meanings of take to in English

Spanish
apetecer

Have a fancy or particular liking or desire for.

apetecer
Usage of take to in English
1
It's a step the government should take to strengthen freedom of democracy.
Reuters
2
What specific strategy will the web page take to answer these questions?
Website optimization
3
After some time the lanes clear and I take to the water.
The Irish Times
4
How many people does it take to market potatoes, for goodness' sake?
Notes from a Small Island
5
How long does the process take to financially emigrate from South Africa?
The South African
6
These are very serious condemnations which we take to heart, he said.
Radio NZ
7
How many Republicans will it take to change this particular light bulb?
The Guardian
8
However, the harder the fillet the longer it will take to desalinate.
The Irish Times
9
How many days will it take to reach the Summer Meeting place?
The Land of Painted Caves
10
He knew exactly the attitude to take to be accepted within seconds.
The Neutronium Alchemist
11
How many home educators does it take to change a light bulb?
The Irish Times
12
I don't know how long it'll take to get into the school'.
Faerie Wars
13
Finally, you'll need to take to the case with some fine-grit sandpaper.
Wired
14
That's my view and that's the view I'll take to the parliament.
The Guardian
15
What will it take to make you act in a responsible manner?'
The water room
16
What steps do you recommend parents take to help shave some costs?
Reuters
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Translations for take to
Spanish
apetecer
Take to through the time
Take to across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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