Idioms
take (someone) hostage
to kidnap or seize someone to be a hostage
The bank robbers took several people hostage during the bank robbery.
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)
take (something)
take (something) by storm
take (something) for granted
take (something) in stride
take (something) into account
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feel like going (somewhere)
set (someone) back on his or her heels
not show one's face
stack up (something) or stack (something) up
snow (someone) under
in a sort of way
run to (an amount of money)
in spite of
break out
lay (something) on (someone)
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A shark can taste blood over a kilometre (about half a mile) away.
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