take (someone) for (someone or something) -Idioms

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take (someone) for (someone or something)

to mistake someone for someone or something

The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.

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take (someone) for a fool

take (someone) for a ride

take (someone) for an idiot

take (someone) for granted

take (someone) hostage

take (someone) into one's confidence

take (someone) to task

take (someone) to the cleaners

take (someone) under one's wing/wings

take (someone) up on (something)

have it all over (someone or something)

do a number on (someone or something)

have a heart-to-heart talk (with someone)

shoot from the hip

take precedence over (someone or something)

put out (something) or put (something) out

have had its day

play (someone) for (something)

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