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Que veut dire « take it » en français : traduction, prononciation et exemples

Prononciation : États-Unis /ˈteɪk ɪt/

take it en français : le prendre, l’emporter, supporter, endurer, supposer, s’en charger

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PRENDRE OU EMPORTERA1

le prendre, l’emporter

Prendre la chose dont on parle ou l’emporter quelque part.

En anglais simple : To get the thing being mentioned, or carry it somewhere.

  • Here is your bag. Take it.
  • She took it home after the party.
  • Will you take it to school tomorrow?

Expressions courantes : take it home, take it away

ENDURANCEB1

supporter, endurer

Supporter la douleur, les critiques ou une autre expérience pénible sans abandonner.

En anglais simple : To bear pain, criticism, or another unpleasant experience without giving up.

  • I cannot take it anymore.
  • He took it well when they criticised his work.
  • How long can she take it before she leaves?

Synonymes : endure, bear, stand

Expressions courantes : take it anymore, take it calmly

SUPPOSITIONB2

supposer

Penser qu’une chose est vraie sans qu’on l’ait dit directement.

En anglais simple : To think something is true, although you have not been told directly.

  • I take it you agree.
  • We took it that everyone had received the message.
  • May I take it that you are staying?

Comment l'utiliser : take it that… (I take it that you already know the rules.)

Synonymes : assume, suppose, gather

Expressions courantes : take it that, take it on trust, take it from silence

PRISE EN CHARGEB2

s’en charger

Accepter de s’occuper d’une tâche, d’un problème ou d’une situation.

En anglais simple : To agree to deal with a task, problem, or situation.

  • This job needs doing. I will take it.
  • She took it on when nobody else would help.
  • Can you take it from here while I answer the phone?

Comment l'utiliser : take it from here (You have done enough; I can take it from here.)

Synonymes : take responsibility, take charge

Expressions courantes : take it on, take it from here

ACCEPTER L’OFFREB1

accepter, s’en contenter

Accepter ce qui est proposé ou disponible, même si ce n’est pas exactement ce qu’on voulait.

En anglais simple : To accept what is offered or available, even if it is not exactly what you wanted.

  • It is a small win, but I will take it.
  • The room was tiny, but we took it anyway.
  • Only a short break? I will take it.

Synonymes : accept, settle for

Contraires : reject

Expressions courantes : take it anyway, take it gladly

Questions fréquentes sur take it

Que veut dire take it ?

« take it » veut dire « le prendre ». Prendre la chose dont on parle ou l’emporter quelque part.

Comment traduire take it en français ?

take it se traduit en français par : le prendre, l’emporter, supporter, endurer, supposer, s’en charger.

Comment prononcer take it ?

Prononciation : /ˈteɪk ɪt/.

Comment utiliser take it dans une phrase ?

Here is your bag. Take it. She took it home after the party.

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