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to take away (to take something from someone against their will)

to take back (to take something that once belonged to one)

to take back (to take something deliberately left somewhere before)

to pick up; to get (to take someone deliberately left somewhere before)

to pick up; to receive (to take from someone what someone gave to them)

to pick up (to accept something that has been granted or assigned to someone)

to pick up, to answer (to respond to a ringing phone by connecting with the caller)

to receive, to take; to get (to gain access to some information)

to take away (to deprive someone of something intangible)

to get (to be the recipient of some act and react to it in a conventional manner)

to take away (to deprive someone of contact with someone by using force, violence or legal coercion)

to take (to listen to and accept the officially made promise)

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to get; to take (to be the object of some action, e.g. a hit or blow)

to take (to react to a pass of e.g. a ball or puck according to the rules of the game)

to receive (to acknowledge as properly performed and officially accept from someone something that someone has been commissioned to do)

to receive; to get (to accept electrical impulses or electromagnetic waves and convert them into sounds or images)

to get (to gain something)

to take (to evaluate something in a certain way)

to take; to get (to experience something with one's senses)

to take awayy (to cause to lose some ability due to strong experiences)