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1. Oxford Dictionary

   take up

   • ph.
     become interested or engaged in a pursuit；begin to hold or fulfil a position or post
2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   ph.

   片語

   • 1. become interested or engaged in a pursuit
   • 2. begin to hold or fulfil a position or post
   • 3. accept an offer or challenge
   • 4. occupy time, space, or attention
   • 5. pursue a matter later or further
   • 6. resume speaking after an interruption
   • 7. shorten a garment by turning up the hem
   • 8. adopt someone as a student or trainee

   take-up

   • n.
     a device for taking up slack or excess: a take-up reel

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take-up

   • n.
     the acceptance of something offered: education is aiding the take-up of birth control

   Oxford Dictionary

   take something up

   • ph.
     become interested or engaged in a pursuit

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take something up

   • ph.
     become interested or engaged in a pursuit

   Oxford Dictionary

   take up on

   • ph.
     accept an offer or challenge from someone

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take up on

   • ph.
     accept an offer or challenge from someone

   Oxford Dictionary

   take up with

   • ph.
     begin to associate with someone, especially in a way disapproved of by the speaker

   Oxford American Dictionary

   take up residence

   • ph.
     start living in a particular place

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   take up

   • ph.
     become interested or engaged in a pursuit

   Oxford American Dictionary