英语单词短语词组“take something back”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

takesomethingback

phrasal verbwithtakeverb

/teɪk/us

/teɪk/

took|taken

(SOMETHING BOUGHT)

toreturnsomething you haveboughtto ashop:

Is it toosmall? Take it back and get arefund.

More examples

If theskirtdoesn'tfit, you can take it back.
I took theradioback because it wasfaulty.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Giving, bringing or getting back

bring
bringsomethingback
chargeback
clawsomethingback
giver
put
recovery
refund
refundable
regain
regrow
reintroduce
reintroduction
reversion
send
sendsomethingback
syndication
turn
turn in
turnsomethingover tosomeone

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(STATEMENT)

toadmitthat something you said waswrong:

Allright, I takeit allback. It wasn'tyourfault.

More examples

Herefusedto take back hisassertionthat I hadlied.
OK, I take it all back - Florida was afantasticplacefor aholiday.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Admitting & confessing

avow
avowed
avowedly
breastbeating
clean
climb
climbdown
come cleanidiom
concede
concession
concessionary
confession
cop
cop tosomething
deny
eat humble pieidiom
face
hand
stand
swallow

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takesomeoneback

phrasal verbwithtakeverb

/teɪk/us

/teɪk/

took|taken

(PARTNER)

toallowapartnerwhopreviouslyleftyourhomebecause of adisagreementor anotherrelationshipto come back tolivewith you:

Hiswifesaid she would never take him back.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Making & accepting apologies

afraid
apologetically
apologize
atone forsomething
atonement
bury the hatchetidiom
conciliatory
crawl back (tosomeone)idiom
excuse
expiate
forgivable
forgiving
pardonable
peace
plead
remission
repent
sink
soz
turn the other cheekidiom

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(MEMORY)

If somethingtakesyou back, it makes yourememberaperiodor anevent:

Thatpieceofmusicreally took me back (tomyschooldays).

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Remembering, reminding and reminders

aide-mémoire
annal
awakensomeonetosomething
be engraved onsomeone'smemory/mindidiom
be etched on/insomeone'smemoryidiom
commit
echo
hold that thoughtidiom
hooky
if my memory serves me rightidiom
imprint
indelible
recall
remindsomeoneofsomething/someone
reminder
reminisce
reminiscence
reminiscent
shade
stamp

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(Definition oftake something backfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

take someone back| American Dictionary

takesomeoneback

phrasal verbwithtakeverb[T]

/teɪk/

past tensetookus/tʊk/

to make someonerememberorlearnabout anearlierperiodintime:

Theseathletestake us back toouryouthand make usrememberthat we alwaysdreamedof doing the things that they do.

take backsomething

phrasal verbwithtakeverb[T]

/teɪk/

past tensetookus/tʊk/

toreceiveoracceptsomething that youpreviouslysold,offered, or gave away:

If you’re notsatisfiedwithyourpurchase, we’ll take it back andrefundyourmoney.

If you take back something you have said, youadmitthat it waswrong:

I said she waslying, but I take it back.

take sth back| Business English

take sth back

phrasal verbwithtakeverb[T]

/teɪk/us

took|taken

toreturnsomething that you haveboughtto astore:

He took thefaultykettleback anddemandedarefund.

单词	take something back
释义	takesomethingback phrasal verbwithtakeverb uk /teɪk/us /teɪk/ took\|taken (SOMETHING BOUGHT) B1 toreturnsomething you haveboughtto ashop: Is it toosmall? Take it back and get arefund. More examples If theskirtdoesn'tfit, you can take it back. I took theradioback because it wasfaulty. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Giving, bringing or getting back bring bringsomethingback chargeback clawsomethingback giver put recovery refund refundable regain regrow reintroduce reintroduction reversion send sendsomethingback syndication turn turn in turnsomethingover tosomeone See more results » (STATEMENT) toadmitthat something you said waswrong: Allright, I takeit allback. It wasn'tyourfault. More examples Herefusedto take back hisassertionthat I hadlied. OK, I take it all back - Florida was afantasticplacefor aholiday. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Admitting & confessing avow avowed avowedly breastbeating clean climb climbdown come cleanidiom concede concession concessionary confession cop cop tosomething deny eat humble pieidiom face hand stand swallow See more results » takesomeoneback phrasal verbwithtakeverb uk /teɪk/us /teɪk/ took\|taken (PARTNER) toallowapartnerwhopreviouslyleftyourhomebecause of adisagreementor anotherrelationshipto come back tolivewith you: Hiswifesaid she would never take him back. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Making & accepting apologies afraid apologetically apologize atone forsomething atonement bury the hatchetidiom conciliatory crawl back (tosomeone)idiom excuse expiate forgivable forgiving pardonable peace plead remission repent sink soz turn the other cheekidiom See more results » (MEMORY) If somethingtakesyou back, it makes yourememberaperiodor anevent: Thatpieceofmusicreally took me back (tomyschooldays). SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Remembering, reminding and reminders aide-mémoire annal awakensomeonetosomething be engraved onsomeone'smemory/mindidiom be etched on/insomeone'smemoryidiom commit echo hold that thoughtidiom hooky if my memory serves me rightidiom imprint indelible recall remindsomeoneofsomething/someone reminder reminisce reminiscence reminiscent shade stamp See more results » (Definition oftake something backfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) take someone back\| American Dictionary takesomeoneback phrasal verbwithtakeverb[T] us /teɪk/ past tensetookus/tʊk/ to make someonerememberorlearnabout anearlierperiodintime: Theseathletestake us back toouryouthand make usrememberthat we alwaysdreamedof doing the things that they do. take backsomething phrasal verbwithtakeverb[T] us /teɪk/ past tensetookus/tʊk/ toreceiveoracceptsomething that youpreviouslysold,offered, or gave away: If you’re notsatisfiedwithyourpurchase, we’ll take it back andrefundyourmoney. If you take back something you have said, youadmitthat it waswrong: I said she waslying, but I take it back. (Definition oftake someone backfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) take sth back\| Business English take sth back phrasal verbwithtakeverb[T] uk /teɪk/us took\|taken toreturnsomething that you haveboughtto astore: He took thefaultykettleback anddemandedarefund. (Definition oftake sth backfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/take-back##
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