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interrupt sb in order to contradict or criticize him; [azarlamak, paylamak]
When I offered the old lady a meal she took me up saying that she was not hungry.
The boss took me up when I suggested that he should employ a new secretary.
begin (work), start (a job), start as a hobby or sport; [işe, spora vs’ye başlamak]
I have taken up a job as a teacher.
You should take up a sport.
shorten; [kısaltmak]
I took up the dress at the waist.
Your skirt needs taking up.
take up with (tr)
begin to be friendly with or spend a lot of time with sb; [arkadaşlık, kurmak, düşüp
kalkmak]
They have taken up with each other for eight years.
Ann has taken up with a pop singer.
consult to sb, raise sth to sb; [-in görüşünü almak]
Before making a decision, I took the matter up with my teacher.
talk back to (tr)
reply or answer to sb, esp. in a questioning or critical way; [-e karşı gelmek]
She never talks back to her parents.
talk down (tr)
stop sb. speaking by talking loudly or persistently; [bağırarak kişinin konuşmasını bölmek,
kesmek]
The Chairman was talked down three times at the meeting yesterday.
talk down to (tr)
talk to another person as an inferior; [aşağı görerek konuşmak]
Our manager never talks down to us.

