COLLOCATIONS WITH TAKE

I "took ? to" that comment (oponerse a) (to make an objection to).

It's time you sat up and "took notice".

If you use pesticide, you must "take a? of" various health and safety considerations (tener en cuenta).

She "took issue ?" his claim of innocence.

She" took him ? surprise" when she suddenly ran into his room (pillar por sorpresa).

You have the choice of "t? a stance" or not having your views heard (tomar posición).

es, it's possible I won't win, but I'll "take a chance".

She "took a ch?" on him, promoting him despite his lack of experience. (arriesgarse por).

take place.

She "took ? with" his claim of innocence. (disagree with).

I "took ad? of" the situation. (sacar provecho de ).

Are you going to "take a stand a? " the government's crackdown on the press? (pronunciarse en contra).

Let's "t? a second look": we may have missed some important clues.

I saw a sniper "taking ? at" us from a second-story window. (point a weapon at).

I was so enraged by the paparazzo that I "took a sw? at him" (aim a punch at) (dar un puñetazo).