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395                PHRASAL VERBS

           (tr) employ, engage sb; [çalıştırmak işe almak, tutmak]

          Let’s take him on because he is a good guide.
          Our boss is determined to take Bob on as he is an experienced clerk.

            take out (tr)

           escort or accompany sb to the theatre, a restaurant, etc; [-e götürmek, eşlik etmek]

          She telephoned me and wanted me to take her out to dinner.

          This is the first time that he took me out.

           remove or extract;  [(diş, vs) çıkarmak]

          She is afraid of having her tooth taken out.
          The dentist has took out three teeth today.

            take over (tr)

           replace,  gain control or responsibility of sth;  [devralmak, yönetimi ele almak, üzerine
          almak]

          The military tried to take over the country.
          I will take over as managing director when Jack retires.
          Tomorrow, I will take over from the manager.

           take to (tr)

           feel a liking for sb/sth;  [-den hoşlanmak]

          I hope you will soon take to your new manager.
          I suddenly took to her.
          The Minister didn’t take to the place where he spent his holiday.

            take up

           (intr) continue;  [devam etmek]

          This film takes up where the protagonist killed the man.

           fill or occupy (the specified space or time);  [ (yer, zaman) işgal etmek, almak]

          Much of my day has been taken up with children.
          Mending this car will take up two hours.
          This bookcase takes up too much room.
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