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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   take to

   • ph.
     begin or fall into the habit of doing something；go to a place to escape danger or in response to a dramatic event
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   ph.

   片語

   • 1. begin or fall into the habit of doing something
   • 2. go to a place to escape danger or in response to a dramatic event
   • 3. use a means of communication, especially a social media platform, to express one's views
   • 4. form a liking for someone
   • 5. develop an ability for something, especially quickly or easily

   take exception to

   • ph.
     object strongly to; be offended by

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take exception to

   • ph.
     object strongly to

   Oxford Dictionary

   take to heart

   • ph.
     To take seriously and be affected or troubled by. Don't take my criticism to heart.

   HOUGHTON MIFFLIN

   take something to extremes

   • ph.
     do or pursue something to an extreme degree

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take someone to task

   • ph.
     reprimand or criticize someone severely for a fault or mistake

   Oxford Dictionary

   take to the road

   • ph.
     set out on a journey or series of journeys

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take someone to law

   • ph.
     initiate legal proceedings against someone

   Oxford Dictionary

   take a jerry to

   • ph.
     scrutinize or examine

   Oxford Dictionary

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   take to

   • ph.
     begin or fall into the habit of doing something

   Oxford Dictionary