Cool MateMeaning of Take it
To accept or agree to something offered or suggested.
In simple words: to accept something or a situation
Take it in a sentence
- I decided to just take it and move on with my life.
- If you don't like the job, you can just take it or leave it.
- Sometimes, you just have to take it as it is.
How to use Take it
Use 'take it' in neutral conversations when accepting a decision or situation. Avoid in very formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
take + object
Memory hint
Imagine a hand reaching out to 'take' something meaningful.
Related words
Collocations with Take it
- take it or leave it
- take it easy
- take it all in
Synonyms for Take it
Opposites of Take it
- reject
- refuse
Common mistakes with Take it
- Using 'take it' in formal writing.
- 'Take it' confused with 'leave it'.
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Frequently asked questions about Take it
What does Take it mean?
to accept something or a situation
What is the definition of Take it?
To accept or agree to something offered or suggested.
How do you use Take it in a sentence?
I decided to just take it and move on with my life.
Can you give another example of Take it?
If you don't like the job, you can just take it or leave it.
What are synonyms for Take it?
Common alternatives include accept, receive, acknowledge.
What is the opposite of Take it?
Opposite meanings include reject, refuse.
What words go with Take it?
It commonly pairs with take it or leave it, take it easy, take it all in.
What are common mistakes when using Take it?
Using 'take it' in formal writing. 'Take it' confused with 'leave it'.
How do you pronounce Take it?
US: //teɪk ɪt//, UK: //teɪk ɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Take it?
Use 'take it' in neutral conversations when accepting a decision or situation. Avoid in very formal contexts.