take its toll -Idioms

Idioms

take its toll

to cause loss or damage

My father's new job and the long hours have begun to take its toll on his health.

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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)

take off after (someone or something)

take off clothes or shoes etc.

take off one's hat to (someone)

go to any length

set up (something) or set (something) up

hang out (somewhere)

make clear or make (something) clear

get a load off one's feet

since time immemorial

(not) lift a finger

in the market for (something)

prone to (something)

know one's way around/about

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