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take-up

Take-up is the rate at which people apply for or buy something which is offered, for example financial help from the government or shares in a company.
  (mainly BRIT)      n-uncount   usu with supp, oft N of n
...a major campaign to increase the take-up of welfare benefits.

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take up

1 adopt, assume, become involved in, engage in, start

2 begin again, carry on, continue, follow on, go on, pick up, proceed, recommence, restart, resume

3 absorb, consume, cover, extend over, fill, occupy, use up

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take up, take up on, take up with, take

Dictionnaire Collaboratif Anglais pour Apprenants


take the streets	exp.	go out in the street to protest
take the leap	exp.	go for something, take one's chances
I can't take it	exp.	I can't understand it, I can't believe it, I can't accept it
taken in by the eye	adj.	perceived visually	E.g. How much of the info taken in by the eye do we memorize? (meaning: How much of what we see do we remember?)
take sb down a notch	exp.	to take OR bring somebody down a notch means to make them behave less arrogantly or proudly.
take sth down a notch	exp.	to take OR turn OR bring something down a notch means to decrease its intensity
to be taken into care	n.	[child] to be sent to a care organization run by the social services, or to be looked after by foster parents
he can dish it but he can't take it	n.	this expression means 'he is very good at criticizing others but he can't accept criticism from others'
! Deduction	n.	the process of taking away an amount from a total, or the amount that is taken away	When I went shopping with my mother, our shopping bill was deducted 10% because we used our M-card.
weisure	n.	free time spent taking care also of work-related tasks	formed based on "work" and "leisure"
green IT	n.	new trend in computing to take into account the environmental aspect when designing IT systems.
get wasted	exp.	get drunk or take drugs; get high
steal someone's thunder	exp.	take credit for another person's accomplishment
give the go-by	exp.	do not take into account, disregard, ignore on purpose, avoid, dismiss	E.g: His boss asked him for a report, but he gave it the go-by.
open a can of worms	exp.	take an action that will complicate things; do something with a negative impact

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