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take

[teyk] / teɪk /
















VERB
contract, catch
Synonyms
Antonyms
WEAK


Example Sentences

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It will take time for investors to get acquainted with the new Fed chair, and they need to remember that he would command just one vote on rate decisions.

From MarketWatch

So far, we have been taking turns living in his house and my house, since they are about an hour and a half apart.

From MarketWatch

Meanwhile, top commodity exchange CME Group said higher margin requirements for precious-metal futures will take effect after Monday’s close—a move that increases the cost of holding positions and typically weighs on trading activity.

From The Wall Street Journal

The suit said that after Ospraie took over, pension officials learned Verdantf had concealed risks and setbacks on the renewable fuels project and used MERS’ money to salvage its founders’ personal investments.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Arab officials said screenings for those entering Gaza took longer than expected, causing delays.

From The Wall Street Journal