Idioms
take it or leave it
to accept something or forget it
The customer was told to take it or leave it when he began to complain about the product.
take it out on (someone or something)
take it slow
take it upon oneself (to do something)
take its toll
take kindly to (someone or something)
take leave of one's senses
take liberties with (someone or something)
take no stock in (something)
take note of (something)
take notice of (something)
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at the crack of dawn
go around the bend
(not) worth a cent
see (someone) out or see out (someone)
cross to bear/carry
with both hands tied behind one's back
up-and-coming
get sidetracked
off balance
on one's person
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An ant can survive for up to two days underwater.
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