| Definition of 'take aim' |
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1. (verb) aim, take, train, take aim, direct
point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards
"Please don't aim at your little brother!"; "He trained his gun on the burglar"; "Don't train your camera on the women"; "Take a swipe at one's opponent"
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Sense: to aim
He took aim at the target.
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 Afrikaans: mik |
 Arabic: يُصَوِّب، يُسَدِّد |
 Bulgarian: прицелвам се |
 Brazilian: fazer pontaria |
 Czech: mířit |
 German: zielen |
 Danish: sigte; rette mod |
 Greek: σκοπεύω |
 Spanish: apuntar |
 Estonian: sihtima |
 Farsi: هدفگیری کردن |
 Finnish: tähdätä |
 French: viser |
 Hebrew: לְכָווֵן |
 Hindi: निशाना लगाना |
 Croatian: naciljati |
 Hungarian: megcéloz |
 Indonesian: mengarahkan bidikan, memb |
 Icelandic: miða, taka mið |
 Italian: mirare |
 Japanese: ～にねらいを定める |
 Korean: 겨냥하다 |
 Lithuanian: nusitaikyti |
 Latvian: mērķēt |
 Malay: memsasarkan |
 Dutch: mikken |
 Norwegian: sikte, rette mot |
 Polish: celować |
 Persian: هدفگیری کردن |
 Pashto: هدف او مقصد اخیستنه |
 Portuguese: fazer pontaria |
 Romanian: aţinti |
 Russian: прицеливаться |
 Slovak: mieriť |
 Slovenian: pomeriti (v) |
 Serbian: nišaniti |
 Swedish: ta sikte |
 Thai: เล็ง |
 Turkish: nişan almak |
 Taiwanese: 瞄準 |
 Ukrainian: прицілюватися |
 Urdu: نشانہ باندھنا |
 Vietnamese: nhắm vào |
 Chinese: 瞄准 |
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