"Take in" means to be deceived or tricked.
O verbo "take in" significa ser enganado ou trapaceado.
| Phrasal Verb | take in |
|---|---|
| Definition | to deceived or trick |
| Examples | - Don't be taken in by his sweet words. He's only after your money! - I'm not going to let myself be taken in any more by your lies. |
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