What does TAKES mean?

Parts of Speech: verb

Definition: to lay hold of (something) with ones hands; to perform or accomplish (a task or action)

Pronunciations: US: /teɪks/; UK: /teɪks/

Origin and Usage: The word "takes" originated from the Old English word "tacan" which means "to grasp or capture." It has been used in the English language since the 12th century. The word is commonly used in everyday conversations and writing, and it is a crucial part of the English language.

Synonyms: seize, grab, capture, acquire, obtain, secure, get, receive, accept, assume, adopt, undertake, carry out, perform, execute, accomplish, complete, finish

Related Words: shake, stake, brake, taker, baker

Example Sentences:

• He takes the dog for a walk every morning.
• She takes her coffee with cream and sugar.
• He takes his job very seriously.
• The company takes pride in its customer service.
• She takes after her mother in looks and personality.