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●ˌtake sth ˈover 🔑1. to gain control of a business, a company, etc. by buying it or by buying most of its shares 收购，接管，接收（企业、公司等）◆The company was taken over last September.
这家公司去年 9 月被收购了。◆They have already taken over several smaller airlines.
他们已经收购了几家小航空公司。OBJ company
SYN buy sth out2. if you take over a place, you fill it or use the whole of it so that other people cannot use it 占满，占用（某处）◆We’re taking over the whole hotel for the conference.
我们要为这次会议包下整个宾馆。3. to start living in a place or using it 迁入，开始使用（某处）◆The flat was a mess when we took it over.
我们搬进那套公寓时，里面一团糟。◆This building used to be a school until the hotel took it over.
这座建筑曾经是所学校，后来改成旅馆了。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]▸ ˈtakeover noun [countable, uncountable]1. an act of gaining control of a company by buying most of its shares 收购；接管；接收◆The company have abandoned their takeover bid.
这家公司已经放弃了收购出价。2. an act of gaining control of a country, region or city, especially by force （对国家、地区或城市的）控制，强行接管◆a military takeover
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