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take over

v.
1.seize and take control without authority and possibly with force
2.take on titles, offices, duties, responsibilities
3.free someone temporarily from his or her obligations
4.take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person
5.take over ownership of
6.do over
7.take up and practice as one's own
8.take up, as of debts or payments

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  • take out
  • take orders
  • take one's lumps
  • take on
  • take office
  • take off
  • take notice
  • take note
  • take lying down
  • take leave
  • take pains
  • take part
  • take place
  • take pride
  • take root
  • take shape
  • take stage
  • take stock
  • take ten
  • take the air
  • hawksbill turtle
  • visual cell
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  • cine-camera
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  • Idiom of the Day

    lay eyes on (someone or something)
    to see someone or something
    I have never laid eyes on a more beautiful dog in my life.



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