I. Take
English? 【te？ k]？ Beautiful? 【te？ k]？
1，vt。 Take, take; Take; Accept (a gift, etc.). ); Buy, spend; Spend (time, etc)
2. Take the intransitive verb; acquire
3. catch; Viewpoint; Benefit, profit; The amount (of tickets) sold
Phrases:
1, take that Take that. Take over the band; Pickup combination
2. take turns? Take turns; Conversely; Replace; Take turns to change shifts
3. take it back? Take back; Evoke memories; Bring it back; The original me
Second, exercise.
English? [? eks？ Sa? z]？ Beautiful? [? eks？ rsa？ z]？
1, n. exercise; Practice; Use; Practice; Worship; ceremony
2. exercise; Practice; Use; Keep busy; be afraid
3. Movement of intransitive verbs; practise
Phrases:
1, morning exercises? Morning exercise; Zhaohui; Morning exercises; The most important sport
2. Exercise therapy; Exercise therapy; motortherapy
3. Abdominal exercise? Abdominal movement; Abdominal activity; Abdominal muscle exercise
Extended data
Take the usage of words:
1.take is one of the verbs with the most meanings and the strongest collocation ability in English. The basic meaning is "take, take, take, grab", which means to take things with your hands, collect things, and move people or things to a certain place.
According to the context, it can be flexibly translated into "eat, drink, take (medicine), contain", "receive, carry, buy", "think of ……", "remember, measure", "endure, tolerate", "ride, rent", "get, get" and "get".
2.take can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can take a noun or pronoun as an object or a double object. When used as a "bring" solution, its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to. When used as intransitive verbs, active forms can express passive meanings.
Take is used with some nouns to mean to do an action, which is equivalent to have.
4.take can also be followed by "to be/as/for n./adj." as a compound object of complement.
5.take can sometimes be interpreted as "easy" and can be followed by a gerund phrase as an object.