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ESLPod_0165_WE_0004 A Practical Joke In this podcast, the phrase "take it" means to tolerate something: "My neighbor's TV is on all day and I can't take it anymore." We can also use "take it" when we want to make clear something that's uncertain: "I take it that we need to arrive by 7:45 if we want to see the 8:00 movie," or "I take it you'll read the instructions before trying put together the new desk, right?" It is similar to "I understand that..."

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ESLPod 165 take it Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0165_WE_0004
Episode Id	ESLPod 165
Episode Title	A Practical Joke
Phrase	take it
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "take it" means to tolerate something: "My neighbor's TV is on all day and I can't take it anymore." We can also use "take it" when we want to make clear something that's uncertain: "I take it that we need to arrive by 7:45 if we want to see the 8:00 movie," or "I take it you'll read the instructions before trying put together the new desk, right?" It is similar to "I understand that..."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

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