verb
take
To engage in an activity or process.
She takes a short walk after lunch each day.
Etymology
Take broadens from acquiring an object to undertaking an experience or action. In phrases such as take a walk, it marks participation in that activity.
More examples
- We took a course in pottery.
- He is taking his final exam.
- Take a break before continuing.
Forms
take · takes · took · taken · taking
Similar words
- undertake
- More formal and usually used for substantial activities.