take

conjugation taking - took - taken

verb: to lay hold of or capture something with the hands
- Please take the book from the shelf.
verb: to carry or move something or someone from one place to another
- He took his son to school every morning.
verb: to bring along with one
- Don't forget to take your umbrella when you leave.
verb: to consume or use something such as food, drink, or medicine
- You should take this medicine twice a day.
verb: to require or need (a specified amount of time)
- The journey will take approximately three hours.
verb: to accept or receive something
- I will take the job offer.
verb: to travel by a particular mode of transportation
- We took the train to the city.
verb: to understand or interpret something in a certain way
- Don't take my comments as criticism.
verb: to capture or record an image or scene using a camera
- He took a photo of the beautiful sunset.
noun: a scene or sequence of film photographed continuously by one camera
- The director was happy with the first take.
noun: an amount of something gained or acquired from a source
- The fisherman was pleased with his daily take.