Take it - English meaning

phrase

Assume.

Usage examples:

I take it that someone is coming to meet you

phrasal verb

To completely understand the meaning or importance of something

Usage examples:

I had to read the letter twice before i could take it all in., his aunt took him in when he first c…

phrasal verb

To include something

Usage examples:

A comprehensive carbon tax that took in other fuels, such as coal, would be much greener than just …

collocation

To be or become very involved in something

Usage examples:

People must start taking a more active role in their own health., my grandmother has always played …

collocation

To be or become very involved in something

Usage examples:

People must start taking a more active role in their own health., my grandmother has always played …

collocation

To be or become very involved in something

Usage examples:

People must start taking a more active role in their own health., my grandmother has always played …

collocation

To be or become very involved in something

Usage examples:

People must start taking a more active role in their own health., my grandmother has always played …

collocation

To be or become very involved in something

Usage examples:

People must start taking a more active role in their own health., my grandmother has always played …