take
- Refers to the act of gaining control, custody or possession, often through assertive or intentional actions
- Involves governmental authority seizing or restricting the use of property
- Means assuming the responsibilities of a certain role
- Refers to committing oneself to something
- Related to recording something in written form
- Involves accepting the offer of something, such as a promise
- Refers to legitimizing something like an oath, affidavit, or deposition through one's legal capacity, such as by administering or witnessing it
- Means the act of initiating an operation or action
- Refers to claiming or exercising a particular option or right
- Involves introducing an argument or point of view
- Refers to acquiring ownership or possession of property
- The city decided to take over the failing school to improve its performance.
- She decided to take the opportunity to claim her right to the property.
- They decided to take the responsibility of the legal case to ensure its successful execution.
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