The verb 'take' means to hold something, remove someone/something, or consume, with 'took' as the simple past and 'taken' as the past participle.
Verbum 'take' significat tenere aliquid, removere aliquem/aliquid, vel consumere, cum 'took' sit simplex praeteritum et 'taken' sit participium praeteritum.
| Front | take |
|---|---|
| Back | hold something with one's hands, he leaned forward to take her hand. remove (someone or something) from a particular place: he took an envelope from his inside pocket | the police took him away. • consume as food, drink, medicine, or drugs: take an aspirin and lie down. • capture or gain possession of by force or military means: twenty of their ships were sunk or taken | the French took Ghent. Simple Past: took Past Participle: taken |
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