01 · phrasal verb
take over
Definition: to gain control or responsibility
Example: “Mina will take over the project next week.”
Forms: take over, takes over, took over, taken over
Synonyms: assume control, replace
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take over
Definition: to gain control or responsibility
Example: “Mina will take over the project next week.”
Word forms and grammar
take over, takes over, took over, taken over
Synonyms and close meanings
assume control, replace
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02 · phrasal verb · Work: Jobs & Career
take on
Definition: Accept new work or responsibility.
Example: “She decided to take on the role of project manager.”
03 · phrasal verb · Travel & Movement
take off
Definition: When an airplane leaves the ground.
Example: “The plane took off on time.”
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