take

on the take taking bribes. informal

1990Morley TorgovSt. Farb's Day I seen plenty of cops drive Mercedes. The ones that're on the take.

take someone or something apart

1 dismantle something.

2 defeat someone or something conclusively.

3 criticize someone or something severely. informal

take it submit to, tolerate, or endure a bad experience or hardship.

take it from me I can assure you.

take it or leave it said to convey that the offer you have made is not negotiable and that you are indifferent to another's reaction to it.

☞ For other idioms containing take, see the entry for the main word in the idiom (for example, take no prisoners at prisoner).

词组	take
释义	take on the take taking bribes. informal 1990Morley TorgovSt. Farb's Day I seen plenty of cops drive Mercedes. The ones that're on the take. take someone or something apart 1 dismantle something. 2 defeat someone or something conclusively. 3 criticize someone or something severely. informal take it submit to, tolerate, or endure a bad experience or hardship. take it from me I can assure you. take it or leave it said to convey that the offer you have made is not negotiable and that you are indifferent to another's reaction to it. ☞ For other idioms containing take, see the entry for the main word in the idiom (for example, take no prisoners at prisoner).
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