take to

導出

[phrasal verb]

take to (something) : to go to or into (a place)去，进入（某处）

They grabbed their weapons and took to the hills.他们一把抄起武器进了山。
Thousands of people took to the streets in protest. [=went out into the streets to protest]成千上万的人走上街头抗议。
He took to the airwaves [=he spoke on the radio] with his message.他通过广播发表了他的观点。

take to (someone or something) : to begin to like (someone or something)喜欢上；爱上

I took to her as soon as she smiled at me.就在她朝我微笑的那一刹那我就喜欢上了她。
Many students have not taken well to the new school uniforms.很多学生还不太喜欢新校服。
He tried skiing and took to it immediately. [=he quickly learned how to ski and liked doing it]他尝试了滑雪，结果一下子就喜欢上了这项运动。
She took to horseback riding like a duck (takes) to water. [=she learned it in a very easy and natural way]如同鸭子喜欢戏水一样，她很快就学会了骑马。
(informal) They don't take kindly to strangers [=they don't like strangers] around here.他们对这一带的陌生人不够友好。

take to (doing something) : to begin (doing something) as a habit开始养成…的习惯

take (something) to (someone or something) : to use (something) to do something to (someone or something)用…做（某事）；用…对待（某人）

Someone needs to take a mop to this floor. [=someone needs to mop this floor]得有人用拖把把地板擦一下。
I took an ax to the dead tree in front of my house. [=I cut down the dead tree with an ax]我用斧子把门前的枯树砍掉了。
He was criticized for taking a belt to his children. [=hitting his children with a belt]他因用皮带抽打孩子而受到指责。

⇒ Main Entry: ¹ take