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tʊktook
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Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Tookthe preterite, and sometimes the participle passiv
Thy soldiers
All levied in my name, have in my name
Took their discharge. William Shakespeare, King Lear.He is God in his friendship as well as in his nature, and therefore we sinful creatures are not took upon advantages, nor consumed in our provocations. Robert South, Sermons.
Suddenly the thunder-clap
Took us unprepar’d. Dryden.The same device enclosed the ashes of men or boys, maids or matrons; for when the thought took, though at first it received its rise from such a particular occasion, the ignorance of the sculptors applied it promiscuously. Addison.
This took up some of his hours every day. Spectator.
The riders would leap them over my hand; and one of the emperor’s hunstmen, upon a large courser, took my foot, shoe and all. Jonathan Swift.
Leaving Polybus, I took my way
To Cyrrha’s temple. Alexander Pope, Statius.
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took
Took is the past tense of the verb "take," which refers to the action of physically acquiring or gaining possession of something or someone by reaching out, grabbing, or accepting it.
Webster Dictionary
Took
of Take
Took
imp. of Take
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
Took
tōōk, pa.t. and obsolete pa.p. of take.
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Spoken Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'took' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #214
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'took' in Written Corpus Frequency: #334
Anagrams for took »
koto
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of took in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of took in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of took in a Sentence
That was how little people understood, it wasn't until we started to produce metrics that people understood that people took us seriously. So raising money was the first big one. We raised $87 million in 2004. And then people said, all right. Digital. Got it.
Through that, she kind of took me under her wing a little bit.
It took me like 15 years to mellow out.
You have to go win the game, (The Nets) made a push, and they took the lead. At that point, everything is out the window. Players gotta go win it; players gotta play. And we did that.
... but it will be very gradual and deliberate. And of course were taking steps to make sure were in compliance with state and local regulations, and NFL and CDC guidelines. That means primarily employees that must be in the office to do their jobs : people who need to access files that are only at the office ; maintenance workers ; trainers ; and technology workers. Those people will have their temperature taken when entering the building and must wear personal protective equipment. The Colts have set up one-way hallways with arrows on the carpet pointing to the proper direction, and there will be limits on how many people can be in rooms at the same time. Coach Frank Reich was realistic about a full return to the training complex. The guys who have been hurt, who have been coming into the building, keep coming in and rehabbing and doing their thing, other than that, as soon as we can get more players in the building we want that to make up for a little bit of lost time. The sooner we can get together and get out there working, the better it will be. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took part in an owners conference call from the teams practice facility, The Star. About two dozen staffers were present at the complex. The Steelers are doing a soft reopening Tuesday mainly for medical personnel and rehabbing players. They expect to ramp up use of their facility next week under league guidelines. As the Cardinals reopen, only essential staffers will be involved, far fewer than the 75 allowed at the facility. The Super Bowl champion Chiefs also opted for a soft opening, as did the Falcons, with only about 15 people at their complex on Tuesday. Those numbers will increase over the next week.
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