take (something) to be (something)

To understand, suppose, or presume something to be true or to be the case. For years, researchers took this to be the intended meaning of the author, but a recently discovered diary seems to suggest otherwise. We'll take this to be your final answer.

词组	take (something) to be (something)
释义	take (something) to be (something) take (something) to be (something) To understand, suppose, or presume something to be true or to be the case. For years, researchers took this to be the intended meaning of the author, but a recently discovered diary seems to suggest otherwise. We'll take this to be your final answer. See also: take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: I take it IYSWIM IYKWIM I don't suppose you I don't suppose you could... I suppose not chalk (something or someone) off chalk off take on a new significance assent
随便看	set to set to do set to music set tongues (a-)wagging set tongues wagging set to rights set to work set to work (doing something) set to work on (someone) set to work (on something) set type setup set up set up against set up as set up home set up house set up house/home set up housekeeping set upon set (up)on (doing something) set (up)on (someone or something) set up shop set up shop somewhere set you back on your heels