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32 phrasal verbs

take aback

take across

take after

To resemble a parent or older relative in appearance, personality, or behavior.

take against

take apart

To disassemble something into its individual components, or to criticize something harshly.

take away

take away from

take back

To return something to its original place or owner, or to withdraw a statement.

take care of

To look after someone or something, or to deal with a task or problem.

take down

take for

take from behind

take in

take it away

take it out in

take it out of

take it out on

take it upon oneself

take off

To leave the ground and begin flying, to remove something worn, or to suddenly become successful.

take on

To accept responsibility for a task or role, or to compete against an opponent.

take one up

take out

To remove something from a place, or to bring someone somewhere as a social outing.

take out on

take over

To gain control of something that was previously managed by someone else.

take someone out back

take to

take under

take up

To begin a new hobby or activity, or to occupy space or time.

take up for

take up with

take upon oneself

take with