taking nghĩa là gì

Bạn đang xem: Takeout là gì. Đang xem: Takeout là gì. Takeout là gì? Cụm rượu cồn từ Take out bao gồm 6 nghĩa. Nghĩa từ Take out. Ý nghĩa của Take out là: Mượn sách thư viện. Ví dụ các rượu cồn tự Take out. Dưới đó là ví dụ cụm động từ Take out: Video Take it off là gì. động từ ghép với take: take, take, take out, remove, take over . uống gì trong tiếng Anh . take (v): mang, xách, giữ, mang, lấy . Bạn đang xem: Take it off là gì. ví dụ: Tôi quên mang áo mưa vào ngày hôm qua. bạn đang xem: cất cánh là gì, cởi bỏ nghĩa là gì Take được sử dụng khi ước ao chỉ vấn đề vươn ra cùng rứa, duy trì, kéo, nâng lắp thêm gì đó Ex: Phong took the book down from the shelf. Bạn đang xem: Take it off là gì (Phong sẽ với quyển sách tự trên giá chỉ xuống) Trong trường phù hợp bạn muốn mang, thực hiện hoặc dẫn bạn như thế nào đi đâu thì ta cần sử dụng Take có nghĩa là bạn tin lời người ấy nói là thật. Ex: I'll take his word for it. He has no reason to lie. (Tôi tin anh ấy. Anh ấy chẳng có lý do gì để nói dối cả.) Tuy nhiên, trong trường hợp này, câu nói được sử dụng với ý để châm biếm, mỉa mia hơn. Vậy nên khi anh ấy nói "I'll take your word for it." Hình minh họa. Lí thuyết chiều văn hóa của Hofstede . Khái niệm. Lí thuyết chiều văn hóa của Hofstede trong tiếng Anh là Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions Theory.. Lí thuyết chiều văn hóa của Hofstede là một khuôn khổ được sử dụng để hiểu sự khác biệt giữa văn hóa của các quốc gia và phân biệt cách thức kinh doanh giữa Nó mang nghĩa là lưu tâm, để ý, cân nhắc điều gì. Nó được dùng khi chủ thể trong câu cần phải cân nhắc, suy xét điều gì trước khi đưa ra một quyết định quan trọng. Ví dụ: You should take into account your own strengths and weaknesses before finding any job. / (Bạn nên xem xét ưu và khuyết điểm của mình trước khi đi tìm bất cứ công việc nào.) Vay Tiền Online Cấp Tốc 24 24. Play back and forth games to help her understand andChơi trò chuyền tay qua lại để giúp bé hiểu vàWe don't know whether he understood or not that the robot-Chúng ta không biết rằng liệu anh ta hiểu được hay không rằng con robot-Play games with your child that involve sharing and các trò chơi với con bạn liên quan đến việc chia sẻ và hay chơi theo age three, many children are beginning to understand about turn-taking and 3 tuổi,rất nhiều trẻ bắt đầu hiểu về chờ đợi tới lượt và chia Library The benefits of turn-taking reciprocal self-disclosure in get-acquainted viện Wiley Lợi ích của việc tự tiết lộ qua lại trong các tương tác làm use a range of noises to manage turn-taking in conversation, a type of communication that linguists call a người sử dụng rất nhiều tiếng ồn để quản lý lượt lời trong hội thoại- một loại hình giao tiếp mà các nhà ngôn ngữ học gọi là" kênh phụ" backchannel.Rules and turn-taking, and functioning as part of a team are the big lessons taken from this type of quy tắc và lượt chơi cũng như việc là một phần trong đội là những bài học lớn trẻ học được từ cách chơi researchers state“Turn-taking is initiated only after a species has evolved at least two genetically different types that behave differently in initial, uncoordinated interactions with nhà nghiên cứuphát biểu“ Làm việc theo thứtự xuất hiện sau khi một loài đã phát triển ít nhất hai dạng khác nhauvề gen có hành động khác nhau trong những tương tác ban đầu. takingTừ điển act of someone who picks up or takes something; pickingsthe pickings were easyclothing could be had for the attractive; capturing interest; fetching, winninga fetching new hairstylesomething inexpressibly taking in his mannera winning income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property; return, issue, takings, proceeds, yield, payoffthe average return was about 5%the act of photographing a scene or part of a scene without outtake actiontake stepstake vengeancerequire time or space; occupy, use upIt took three hours to get to work this morningThis event occupied a very short timetake somebody somewhere; lead, direct, conduct, guideWe lead him to our chiefcan you take me to the main entrance?He conducted us to the palaceget into one's hands, take physically; get hold ofTake a cookie!Can you take this bag, pleasetake on a certain form, attribute, or aspect; assume, acquire, adopt, take onHis voice took on a sad toneThe story took a new turnhe adopted an air of superiorityShe assumed strange mannersThe gods assume human or animal form in these fablesinterpret something in a certain way; convey a particular meaning or impression; readI read this address as a satireHow should I take this message?You can't take credit for this!take something or somebody with oneself somewhere; bring, conveyBring me the box from the other roomTake these letters to the bossThis brings me to the main pointtake into one's possessionWe are taking an orphan from RomaniaI'll take three salmon steaksrequire as useful, just, or proper; necessitate, ask, postulate, need, require, involve, call for, demandIt takes nerve to do what she didsuccess usually requires hard workThis job asks a lot of patience and skillThis position demands a lot of personal sacrificeThis dinner calls for a spectacular dessertThis intervention does not postulate a patient's consentpick out, select, or choose from a number of alternatives; choose, select, pick outTake any one of these cardsChoose a good husband for your daughterShe selected a pair of shoes from among the dozen the salesgirl had shown hertravel or go by means of a certain kind of transportation, or a certain routeHe takes the bus to workShe takes Route 1 to Newarkreceive willingly something given or offered; accept, haveThe only girl who would have him was the miller's daughterI won't have this dog in my house!Please accept my presentassume, as of positions or roles; fillShe took the job as director of developmenttake into consideration for exemplifying purposes; consider, deal, look atTake the case of ChinaConsider the following caseexperience or feel or submit toTake a testTake the plungemake a film or photograph of something; film, shoottake a sceneshoot a movieremove something concrete, as by lifting, pushing, or taking off, or remove something abstract; remove, take away, withdrawremove a threatremove a wrapperRemove the dirty dishes from the tabletake the gun from your pocketThis machine withdraws heat from the environmentserve oneself to, or consume regularly; consume, ingest, take in, haveHave another bowl of chicken soup!I don't take sugar in my coffeeaccept or undergo, often unwillingly; undergo, submitWe took a pay cutmake use of or accept for some purpose; accepttake a risktake an opportunitytake by forceHitler took the Baltic RepublicsThe army took the fort on the hilloccupy or take on; assume, strike, take upHe assumes the lotus positionShe took her seat on the stageWe took our seats in the orchestraShe took up her position behind the treestrike a poseadmit into a group or community; accept, admit, take onaccept students for graduate studyWe'll have to vote on whether or not to admit a new memberascertain or determine by measuring, computing or take a reading from a dialtake a pulseA reading was taken of the earth's tremorsbe a student of a certain subject; learn, study, readShe is reading for the bar examtake as an undesirable consequence of some event or state of affairs; claim, exactthe accident claimed three livesThe hard work took its toll on herhead into a specified direction; makeThe escaped convict took to the hillsWe made for the mountainsaim or direct at; as of blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment; aim, train, take aim, directPlease don't aim at your little brother!He trained his gun on the burglarDon't train your camera on the womenTake a swipe at one's opponentbe seized or affected in a specified waytake sickbe taken drunkhave with oneself; have on one's person; carry, packShe always takes an umbrellaI always carry moneyShe packs a gun when she goes into the mountainsengage for service under a term of contract; lease, rent, hire, charter, engageWe took an apartment on a quiet streetLet's rent a carShall we take a guide in Rome?receive or obtain by regular payment; subscribe, subscribe toWe take the Times every daybuy, selectI'll take a pound of that sausageto get into a position of having, safety, comforttake shelter from the stormhave sex with; archaic use; haveHe had taken this woman when she was most vulnerablelay claim to; as of an idea; claimShe took credit for the whole ideabe designed to hold or take; acceptThis surface will not take the dyebe capable of holding or containing; contain, holdThis box won't take all the itemsThe flask holds one gallondevelop a habitHe took to visiting barsproceed along in a vehicle; driveWe drive the turnpike to workobtain by winningWinner takes allHe took first prizebe stricken by an illness, fall victim to an illness; contract, getHe got AIDSShe came down with pneumoniaShe took a chillEnglish Synonym and Antonym Dictionarytakingssyn. fetching pickings winningtakestooktakingtakensyn. assume bring capture carry choose convey gain gather get guess hire infer involve lease need obtain pick out receive require select stand suppose swallowant. bring give Hóa học & vật liệu mẻ số lượng thu được tại mỏ hoặc mua được ở mỏ Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh V. Grip, seize, grasp, clasp, get, get or take hold of, grab,snatch, clutch, catch, capture, obtain, lay hold of, lay one'shands on, procure, acquire, gain possession of, takepossession of, secure, win, carry off, abduct, Colloq nab Thepolice took him into custody. He takes what he can get. When itcomes to ineptitude, Sue certainly takes the prize. 2 pick,select, choose, opt for, settle or decide or fasten on or uponWhen you get to the fork, take the road to the left. Appropriate, arrogate, extract, carry off or away, steal,purloin, pilfer, filch, palm, rob, shoplift, pocket, remove,walk off or away with, run or make off or away with; embezzle,misappropriate, peculate; plagiarize, pirate; Colloq lift,swipe, snitch, Chiefly Brit pinch, nick, Slang knock off, hook,rip off, liberate, US boost, crook They took what didn'tbelong to them. Reserve, book, engage; hire, rent, lease Hetook a room in a small hotel, where he began to write detectivefiction. 5 acquire, get, adopt; assume, derive, obtain, draw,receive, inherit He has taken his bad manners from you. Thefilm takes its title from the book. 6 accept, receive, bear,withstand, stand, endure, weather, tolerate, abide, brave, gothrough, undergo, suffer, submit to, swallow, Colloq put upwith, brook, stomach, Brit stick She took the news aboutLeon's relapse quite well. I have taken quite enough from youalready. 7 assume, bear, undertake, adopt, arrogate;acknowledge, accept Kevin took full responsibility for themistake. Believe, think, judge, deem, hold, feel; take for,assess as, consider as, regard as, view as, acceptfor I take people to be honest till proven otherwise. Shetook him for a fool when they first met. 9 carry, convey, bear,transport, bring, deliver, ferry; haul, cart Will this traintake me to Aylesbury? They took the bicycle to Old Lyme in avan. 10 take up, study, be involved or occupied in or with,apply oneself to, learn; read, Colloq tackle I cannot believethat Doreen is taking home economics. He took a course in carmaintenance. 11 prove or be effective or efficacious oroperative or functional, take effect, take hold, operate,function, work, perform, Colloq do the trick If the transplantfails to take, the doctors will have to operate again. 12 exact,extract, get She took revenge by denying him certainprivileges. Swallow, eat, consume, ingest, devour, gulpdown, gobble up or down, wolf, bolt; drink, imbibe, quaff;inhale Rudolf takes pills of every conceivable colour. Thedoctor said I could take a wee nip now and then. Sonya steppedout to take a breath of fresh air. 14 subtract, deduct, remove,take away, take from, take off Take three from five. Five,take away two, leaves three. It's cheaper when you've taken offthe discount. 15 end, terminate, annihilate, wipe out; killThe assault on Leningrad took tens of thousands of lives. TheLord giveth and the Lord taketh away. 16 require, demand, need,necessitate, call for Remember, it takes two to tango. It tookhim two years to complete the fresco. It takes six to sail hisyawl. 17 hold, contain, accommodate, accept, fit in Thisstorage bin cannot take anything else, it's completely full. Convey, lead, conduct; escort, convoy, guide, accompany Thisroad takes you directly to the yacht club. He asked to be takento the manager's office. 19 understand, gather, interpret,perceive, apprehend, deduce, conclude, infer, judge, deem,assume, suppose, imagine, see I take it from your expressionthat you've had bad news. Charm, captivate, capture,attract, lure, allure There was something about him that tookher fancy. Use, employ, make use of, establish, put intoplace, adopt, put into effect, effect, apply; resort to, haverecourse to, turn to The police have taken measures to ensurethat it doesn't happen again. 22 clear, get or go over or pastor round or through Browning's Delight took the last jumpeasily. He must have taken that corner at 90! 23 experience,entertain, feel She seemed to take an instant dislike to express, voice, raise, put forth I hope you will not takeobjection or exception to what I am about to tell you. 25 causeor make or induce or drive or persuade someone to go or beWhat takes you to M laga in August? Act, assume, play,perform I'm taking the part of the wicked witch in the localpantomime. Bilk, cheat, swindle, defraud, Colloq con, Britfiddle When he examined his wallet he realized he'd beentaken. Take aback. astound, astonish, surprise, startle,shock She was really taken aback at the news. Take resemble, look like, be the spitting image or the spit andimage of, favour, remind one of, Colloq be a chip off the oldblock He takes after his grandfather. b Sometimes, take offafter. chase, follow, run after, pursue When the man stole thenewspaper and ran, the shopkeeper took after him at a gallop. 30take back. retract, withdraw, recant, disavow, repudiate Henow wants to take back what he said about you. Take down. anote, make a note or memo or memorandum of, write down, record,put or set down, put in writing, document, transcribe,chronicle Please take down what I am about to tell you. bdebase, deflate, lower, diminish, belittle, depreciate,deprecate, humble, humiliate, shame, disparage, degrade,disgrace She certainly took that pompous ass down a peg ortwo. Take in. a accommodate, receive, let in, quarter,board, lodge When her children grew up and left home, shedecided to take in lodgers. b deceive, fool, trick, impose upon,overcharge, cheat, mulct, defraud, cozen, bilk, dupe, gull,hoodwink, swindle, Colloq bamboozle, con, pull the wool oversomeone's eyes, Slang Brit do He was really taken in by thattime-share deal. c include, subsume, embrace, comprise, cover,encompass, contain Our sales figures take in all of NorthAmerica, not just Canada. Take it. a withstand or tolerateor survive punishment or abuse, survive The Marines areextremely tough and can take it. b See 20, above. Take remove, doff, strip or peel off, discard, divest oneself ofTake off your hat in the house. b satirize, lampoon,caricature, mock, parody, travesty, burlesque, mimic, imitate,Colloq spoof, Brit send up It is not always easy to take offmembers of the Cabinet. c depart, leave, go away, decamp; flyoff, become airborne, lift off, blast off; Colloq skedaddle,make oneself scarce, Slang hit the road, scram, beat it,split You'd better take off before they find you here. Theplane is due to take off at 35 take on. a hire, engage,employ, enrol, enlist, retain We are so busy that we havetaken on ten new people. b challenge, rival, face, contendagainst, oppose, match or pit oneself against, vie with,fight Are you in any condition to take on the champion? cassume, accept, undertake, tackle You might be taking on morethan you bargained for. Take out. entertain, escort, inviteout; court, woo He took her out to dinner at a Chineserestaurant. Take over. assume or take or usurp or gaincontrol or possession or command of A huge conglomerate istrying to take over our company. Take to. a like, findpleasant or pleasing, feel affection or liking or affinity for,find suitable We took to each other the very first time wemet. He took to computers as a duck takes to water. b leave ordepart or take off for, run for, head for, flee to, make forWhen the attack came, the villagers took to the hills. =====Takeup. a pick up, accept, agree to, acquiesce to, accede to Shetook up his offer, and they've been married for forty years. bassume, resume, carry on, continue, go on with, follow on with,pick up After a pause, he took up the thread of the story oncemore. c espouse, embrace, become interested or involved in,support, sponsor, advocate She took up the cause of women'srights at her age? d occupy, cover, use up, fill upBernard's exercise equipment now takes up half the deal with, treat, consider, bring up, raise Next week ourpanellists will take up the question, 'Who benefits fromeducation?' N. Revenue, takings, yield, return, receipts, proceeds,gain, profits; gate, box office How much was the take fromthe first day?

taking nghĩa là gì