1. Take into account (考虑到):
To consider or include in one's plans or calculations.
2. Take advantage of (利用):
To make the most of an opportunity or situation.
3. Take a risk (冒险):
To engage in an activity that may have an uncertain or negative outcome but also has the potential for success or reward.
4. Take the lead (带头):
To be the first or to take control in a particular situation.
5. Take measures (采取措施):
To implement actions or steps to address a problem or achieve a certain goal.
6. Take responsibility (承担责任):
To accept the consequences or obligations that come with a particular role or task.
7. Take into consideration (予以考虑):
To think about or factor in when making a decision or forming an opinion.
8. Take action (采取行动):
To do something to address a specific issue or problem.
9. Take a stance (采取立场):
To adopt a particular position or viewpoint on a given matter.
10. Take a break (休息):
To pause or temporarily stop working or engaging in an activity.
11. Take the initiative (采取主动):
To be proactive or take the first step in a situation.
12. Take the opportunity (抓住机会):
To make use of a favorable circumstance or chance.
13. Take the plunge (决定做某事):
To make a decision, especially a bold or risky one.
14. Take a stand (表态):
To express one's opinion or position on a certain issue.
15. Take effect (生效):
To become operative or take force.
16. Take someone for granted (对某人理所当然):
To not value or appreciate someone as much as one should.
17. Take the blame (承担责备):
To accept responsibility or be held accountable for a negative outcome or mistake.
18. Take a hit (遭受打击):
To experience negative consequences or setbacks, especially in terms of finances or reputation.
19. Take a loss (遭受损失):
To experience a financial loss or failure in a business or investment.
20. Take the long view (长远眼光):
To consider or plan for the future, beyond immediate concerns or short-term gains.
