Idioms
take out (someone) or take (someone) out
to go on a date with someone
I finally had a chance to take out the new woman from my class last week.
take out (something) or take (something) out
take out a loan
take over (something) or take (something) over
take pains to (do something)
take part in (something)
take pity on (someone or something)
take place
take precedence over (someone or something)
take pride in (something)
take responsibility for (someone or something)
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get after (someone) to do (something)
get one's feet wet
suit (someone) to a T
honor a check
short for (something)
do one's best
make for (someone or somewhere)
mind the store
when the chips are down
not give/care two hoots about (someone or something)
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If all the cars from the U.S. were taken and lined up from bumper to bumper, there would be enough cars to go to the moon from earth and back.
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