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take up

[phrasal verb]
take up or take up (something) or take (something) up : to begin (something) again : to continue (something) after you or another person stops再次开始;(停止后)继续,接下去
take up (something) : to fill (an area, amount of time, etc.) completely or almost completely占用,占据(场地、地方、时间等)
take up (something) or take (something) up
: to begin studying or practicing (an activity, subject, instrument, etc.) usually as a hobby(通常作为爱好)开始学习,开始练习
: to begin to deal with (a problem, an issue, etc.)着手处理(问题等)
: to begin to have (a new job, home, etc.)开始有(新工作、新家等)
somewhat old-fashioned : to begin to use (something)开始用(某物)
: to make (something, such as a piece of clothing) shorter把(衣服等)改短
: to lift and remove (something)拿走;拆掉
: to gather (money, clothes, etc.) from many different people or places筹集(资金、衣服等)
take (someone) up on (something) : to make an agreement with (someone) to accept (an offer)接受(…的建议或提议)
take (something) up with (someone) : to talk about (something, such as a problem) with (someone)和…提出(问题);与…交涉
take up with (someone) : to begin a friendly or romantic relationship with (someone)开始结交…;开始与…谈恋爱
see also take-up

take-up

1 ENTRIES FOUND:
take-up /ˈteɪkˌʌp/ noun
take-up
/ˈteɪkˌʌp/
noun
Learner's definition of TAKE-UP
[noncount] British
: the rate at which something offered is accepted by people领受率;接受率
see also take up at 1take

See also: take-up


take-up

1 of 2

noun

: the action of taking up

take up

2 of 2

verb

took up; taken up; taking up; takes up

transitive verb

1
: pick up, lift
took up the carpet
2
a
: to begin to occupy (land)
b
: to gather from a number of sources
took up a collection
3
a
: to accept or adopt for the purpose of assisting
b
: to accept or adopt as one's own
took up the life of a farmer
c
: to absorb or incorporate into itself
plants taking up nutrients
4
a
: to enter upon (something, such as a business, hobby, or subject of study)
take up skiing
took up the trumpet
b
: to proceed to consider or deal with
take up one problem at a time
5
: to establish oneself in
took up residence in town
6
: to occupy entirely or exclusively : fill up
the meeting was taken up with old business
7
: to make tighter or shorter
take up the slack
8
: to respond favorably to (a person offering a bet, challenge, proposal, etc.)
took me up on it
9
: to begin again or take over from another
we must take the good work up again

intransitive verb

1
: to make a beginning where another has left off
2
: to become shortened : draw together : shrink
Phrases
take up the cudgels
: to engage vigorously in a defense or dispute
take up with
1
: to become interested or absorbed in
2
: to begin to associate or consort with

Example Sentences

Verb please take up the blanket so I can look underneath it the soil was so dry that the plant seemed to take up the much-needed water instantly
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Word History

First Known Use

Noun

1832, in the meaning defined above

Verb

14th century, in the meaning defined at transitive sense 1

Time Traveler
The first known use of take-up was in the 14th century

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