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take-up [ˈteɪkʌp] SUBST ÉCON

take-up
popyt m

take up VERBE trans

1. take up (lift):

3. take up (draw attention to, discuss):

6. take up time, space:

7. take up position:

8. take up (shorten):

9. take up (help to advance, patronise):

take up with VERBE intr

1. take up with usu péj (become friendly):

2. take up with pass (absorb):

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
He's saying he'll take up with state treasurers, when he meets them before the end of the year, the whole question of land planning regulation.
theconversation.com
At this point, the film has given her more than a few reasons to take up with the occult.
www.avclub.com
They take up the "citizens' perspective" on the policy sales campaign and leaders' efforts to scare voters into jumping at policy shadows.
theconversation.com
Reading lamps and a "captain's" headboard for storing water and books take up less space than regular nightstands.
gadling.com
It provides the basic skills and knowledge needed to take up a first post as an ESOL teacher.
en.wikipedia.org
This would naturally take up a great deal of time so something had to give.
en.wikipedia.org
Get three friends together, find a single pension fund or hedge fund, and offer to take up fee scrutiny on a contingent fee basis.
www.pointoflaw.com
The future of humankind lies waiting for those who will come to understand their lives and take up their responsibilities to all living things.
en.wikipedia.org
This is handy, but the autosave feature can quickly take up space in your phone, especially if people send a lot of video.
www.knowyourmobile.com
I find that with that kind of grounding substantive fields are fairly easy to take up and put down.
en.wikipedia.org

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