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take-up [ingl. am. ˈteɪ ˌkəp, ingl. brit.] SUST.

1. take-up U (of offer, benefit) ingl. brit.:

grants are available, but take-up has been low: es posible obtener una subvención, pero se han solicitado pocas

atrbv. the take-up rate for this benefit is around 70%: un 70% de las personas con derecho a esta prestación la reclaman

2. take-up TÉC.:

take-up C: bobina f receptora

take-up atrbv. reel/spool: receptor

I. take up V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. take up (pick up):

take up bag/book: tomar

take up bag/book: agarrar esp amer.

take up bag/book: coger esp Esp.

2. take up (accept):

take up offer/challenge: aceptar

3. take up (adopt):

take up cause: hacer suyo

4. take up (begin):

he's taken up pottery/badminton: ha empezado a hacer cerámica/a jugar al badminton

when she took up her new role as director: cuando empezó a desempeñar or cuando asumió sus funciones de directora

he took up a job in a factory: se puso a trabajar en una fábrica

5. take up FIN.:

take up option: suscribir

6. take up (remove, lift):

take up carpet/floorboards/road: levantar

7. take up (continue):

take up story: seguir

take up story: continuar

take up thread: retomar

take up conversation: reanudar

8. take up (pursue):

take up issue/point: volver a

I'd like to take up what my colleague just said: quisiera volver a lo que acaba de decir mi compañero

9. take up (join in):

the refrain was taken up by the audience: el público se unió al estribillo

10. take up:

take up (shorten) skirt/trousers: acortar

take up (raise) hem: subir

II. take up V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + adv + o)

1. take up (use up, absorb):

take up time: llevar

take up space: ocupar

getting the rooms ready took up most of the afternoon: preparar las habitaciones llevó la mayor parte de la tarde

the afternoon was taken up with the visit to the factory: la tarde estuvo dedicada a la visita a la fábrica

most of my time is taken up with …: se me va casi todo el tiempo en …

running the business takes up all her energies: toda la energía se le va en llevar el negocio

he's completely taken up with his family: la familia absorbe todo su tiempo

2. take up (take on board):

take up passengers: recoger

3. take up (move into):

take up position: tomar

III. take up V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv) (cause to ascend)

take up aircraft/submarine: (hacer) subir

to take sb up in a plane: llevar a alguien en avión

IV. take up V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + adv) (follow on)

the second episode takes up at the point where …: el segundo episodio retoma el hilo en el momento en que …

take up on V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv + prep + o)

1. take up on (take person at word):

I may well take you up on that: a lo mejor te tomo la palabra or te acepto el ofrecimiento

can I still take you up on that drink?: ¿aquella invitación a tomar algo sigue en pie?

2. take up on (challenge):

he must take her up on these accusations: tiene que pedirle explicaciones sobre estas acusaciones

I must take you up on that: sobre eso discrepo con usted

I must take you up on that: sobre eso quisiera hacer algunas puntualizaciones

I. take up with V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + adv + prep + o) (form relationship with)

take up with pey.: empezar a juntarse

II. take up with V. [ingl. am. teɪk -, ingl. brit. teɪk -] (v + o + adv + prep + o) (raise with)

I shall be taking the matter up with the manager: le voy a plantear el asunto al director

there are a couple of points that I'd like to take up with you: hay un par de cosas que quisiera discutir con usted

to take up battle stations: ocupar los puestos de batalla

to take up one's post: entrar en funciones

to take up one's post: empezar a trabajar

to take up a post: tomar posesión de un cargo

to take up a post: asumir un cargo

to take up a post: entrar en funciones

to take up/let down the hem: subir or meter/bajar or sacar el dobladillo

to take up/let down the hem: subir or meter/bajar or sacar la basta Chile

to take up the cudgels on behalf of sb/sth: romper una lanza por alguien/algo

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empuñar arma/espada: to take up

subirle/bajarle el dobladillo a un vestido: to take up/let down the hem of a dress

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take-up [ˈteɪkʌp] SUST.

1. take-up TÉC.:

take-up: compensación f

2. take-up of scheme, suggestion:

take-up: aceptación f

I. take up V. trans.

1. take up (bring up):

take up: subir

2. take up:

to take up arms (against sth): tomar las armas (contra algo)

3. take up (start doing):

take up: comenzar

take up job: empezar

take up piano: iniciarse en

take up fishing: dedicarse a

4. take up (discuss):

take up: tratar

5. take up (accept):

take up: aceptar

6. take up (adopt):

take up: adoptar

7. take up (continue doing):

take up: proseguir

8. take up (join in):

take up: participar

9. take up (occupy):

take up: ocupar

10. take up (pull up):

take up: alzar

11. take up (shorten):

take up: coger a

12. take up (patronise):

take up: patrocinar

13. take up (absorb):

take up: absorber

II. take up V. intr.

to take up with sb: relacionarse con alguien

to take up with sth: familiarizarse con algo

to take up (the) cudgels for sb/sth ingl. austr., ingl. brit.: romper una lanza por alguien/algo

to take up occupation of a house: tomar posesión de una vivienda

to take up/throw down the gauntlet fig.: recoger/arrojar el guante

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retomar asunto, hilo, partida: take up

empuñar las armas: to take up arms

abultar: to take up a lot of room

posesionarse de un nuevo cargo: to take up a new position

ocupar: to take up

ocupar: to take up

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take-up [ˈteɪk·ʌp] SUST.

1. take-up TÉC.:

take-up: compensación f

2. take-up of scheme, suggestion:

take-up: aceptación f

I. take up V. trans.

1. take up (bring up):

take up: subir

2. take up:

to take up arms (against sth): levantarse en armas (contra algo)

3. take up (start doing):

take up: comenzar

take up job: empezar

take up piano: iniciarse en

take up fishing: dedicarse a

4. take up (discuss):

take up: tratar

5. take up (accept):

take up: aceptar

6. take up (adopt):

take up: adoptar

7. take up (continue doing):

take up: proseguir

8. take up (join in):

take up: participar

9. take up (occupy):

take up: ocupar

10. take up (pull up):

take up: alzar

11. take up (shorten):

take up: acortar

12. take up (patronize):

take up: patrocinar

13. take up (absorb):

take up: absorber

II. take up V. intr.

to take up with sb: relacionarse con alguien

to take up with sth: familiarizarse con algo

to take up/throw down the gauntlet fig.: recoger/arrojar el guante

to take up a post: entrar en funciones

to take up references: pedir referencias

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empuñar las armas: to take up arms

posesionarse de un nuevo cargo: to take up a new position

abultar: to take up a lot of room

enrollarse con alguien: to take up with sb

acortar un pantalón unos centímetros: to take up a pair of pants by a few centimeters

Present
I	take up
you	take up
he/she/it	takes up
we	take up
you	take up
they	take up

Past
I	took up
you	took up
he/she/it	took up
we	took up
you	took up
they	took up

Present Perfect
I	have	taken up
you	have	taken up
he/she/it	has	taken up
we	have	taken up
you	have	taken up
they	have	taken up

Past Perfect
I	had	taken up
you	had	taken up
he/she/it	had	taken up
we	had	taken up
you	had	taken up
they	had	taken up

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to take up arms (against sb/sth): tomar las armas (contra alguien/algo)

to take up (the) cudgels for sb/sth ingl. austr., ingl. brit.: romper una lanza por alguien/algo

to take up/throw down the gauntlet fig.: recoger/arrojar el guante

to take up a position on sth: adoptar una postura sobre algo

to take up arms (against sth): tomar las armas (contra algo)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

In 2008, she was fired from her mayoral post for the misappropriation of council funds and the appointment of unqualified persons to senior positions.

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They also significantly increase negative intrathoracic pressures that can harm internal structures and potentially impair post-operative recovery.

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Because the case seemed to have been solved, no post-mortem examination was ordered.

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It is frequently seen as a result of post-modernity (not post-modernism).

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There is a dry cleaning shop and a post office.

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