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UK//aɪ teɪk juː fɔːr ə kɪŋ//US//aɪ teɪk ju fɔr ə kɪŋ//

Meaning of I take you for a king

To regard someone as important or powerful, like a king.

In simple words: I believe you have a lot of power or importance.

I take you for a king in a sentence

  • In our community, I take you for a king because of your generosity.
  • When he speaks, I always feel like I take you for a king among men.
  • I take you for a king; your leadership inspires all of us.
  • In business, I take you for a king, always respected by your peers.

How to use I take you for a king

This phrase is often used to express respect or high regard. It can be formal or casual depending on context, but it is positive in nature.

Grammar pattern

take + object + for + object

Memory hint

Imagine a person being crowned a king to remember importance.

Related words

Collocations with I take you for a king

  • take someone for granted
  • take someone seriously
  • take someone at their word

Synonyms for I take you for a king

Common mistakes with I take you for a king

  • Confusing with 'take you for granted' which has a different meaning.
  • Misusing 'you' in a very formal context.
  • Incorrectly using in negative statements.

Compare I take you for a king with Consider, Regard, Perceive, View, Believe

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Frequently asked questions about I take you for a king

What does I take you for a king mean?

I believe you have a lot of power or importance.

What is the definition of I take you for a king?

To regard someone as important or powerful, like a king.

How do you use I take you for a king in a sentence?

In our community, I take you for a king because of your generosity.

Can you give another example of I take you for a king?

When he speaks, I always feel like I take you for a king among men.

What are synonyms for I take you for a king?

Common alternatives include consider, regard, perceive, view, believe.

What words go with I take you for a king?

It commonly pairs with take someone for granted, take someone seriously, take someone at their word.

What are common mistakes when using I take you for a king?

Confusing with 'take you for granted' which has a different meaning. Misusing 'you' in a very formal context. Incorrectly using in negative statements.

How do you pronounce I take you for a king?

US: //aɪ teɪk ju fɔr ə kɪŋ//, UK: //aɪ teɪk juː fɔːr ə kɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I take you for a king?

This phrase is often used to express respect or high regard. It can be formal or casual depending on context, but it is positive in nature.