Idioms

take charge of (someone or something)
to take control of someone or something
The new supervisor quickly took charge of the staff in the fast food restaurant.

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  • take down (something) or take (something) down
  • take effect
  • take exception to (something)
  • take five
  • take great pains to do (something)
  • take heart
  • take heed
  • take hold of (someone or something)
  • take hold of (something)
  • take ill
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  • break one's word
  • kick around
  • the shoe is on the other foot
  • under a cloud
  • in case
  • hush up
  • hide one's head in the sand
  • snow (someone) under
  • not know whether/if one is coming or going
  • see the sights


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