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to move something or someone from one place to another

llevar, tomar, llevar a alguien

• take somebody/something with you
• take somebody/something to somewhere

Collocations take an umbrella · take the kids to school

• Don't forget to take your keys with you.

  No olvides llevar las llaves contigo.

to accept something that someone offers or gives

aceptar, tomar

• take an offer/gift

Collocations take a gift · take an offer

• She took the job because she needed the money.

  Ella aceptó el trabajo porque necesitaba el dinero.

to spend a period of time doing something

pasar tiempo haciendo algo

• take somebody some time to do something

Collocations take a long time · take a short time

• It took me ages to find the right place.

  Me llevó mucho tiempo encontrar el lugar correcto.

to eat or drink something

tomar, comer, beber

• take a meal/drink

Collocations take breakfast/lunch/dinner · take a drink

• We took lunch at the hotel.

  Tomamos el almuerzo en el hotel.

to hit or attack someone with your hands, a weapon, etc.

golpear, atacar

• take somebody/something

Collocations take a punch · take a hit

• He took the blow to his chest.

  Él recibió el golpe en el pecho.

to accept a risk or danger, especially in order to achieve something

arriesgar, asumir un riesgo

• take a chance/risk

Collocations take a risk · take a chance

• She took the risk and started her own business.

  Ella asumió el riesgo y comenzó su propio negocio.

to write down something that you hear or see

anotar, tomar nota de

• take a note/notes

Collocations take notes · take a note

• I'll take down your address.

  Tomaré nota de tu dirección.

to consider something in a particular way or from a particular point of view

considerar, ver desde la perspectiva de

• take sth as sth

Collocations take something as a joke · take something seriously

• We should take his comments as a compliment.

  Deberíamos considerar sus comentarios como un cumplido.