Examples of using Take something in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You take something out of a suitcase and that makes it yours?
the pain just gets worse and won't go away until you take something.
Take something/somebody for granted(idiom) to fail to appreciate someone/the value of something. .
Managers and employees alike will take something away from this book.
A second later I saw him come past, Take something out of his car.
The vast majority take something that is already working
Take something with a grain of salt: only half believe something someone has said.
Based on all this, the deportare concept was also used as a synonym for take something, take it away….
somewhere, you take something to be the truth.
I thought that we could take something out of this game, but it was not possible.
Simple: we take something that needs improvement(a vacant parcel of land,
If your opinion on this money can take something more powerful and more economical then
I wouldn't take something from someone like you… with a tarbrush rubbed across his face.
Take something that represents what you want to dream about and leave it there
That we listen when technology says it will take something complicated and promises something simpler.
Take something designed by nature
You know, in music we take something that we love and we build on it.
Lovato tweeted,“Take something to Capitol Hill or actually speak out about something and then I will be impressed.”.
You take something that has arisen in you and just spread it out.
But could he take something else, a coin that had value where he was going?