Phrasal verbs with take

Take off means ...

• Rise or leap / remove

• To look or behave like an older member of your family, especially your mother or father

• Start a hobby

• Have control or possession in something

Take after means ...

• Rise or leap from a surface

• To look or behave like an older member of your family

• Have control or possession in something

• To jump like an older member of your family

Take up means ...

• Have control or possession in something

• To employ somebody

• Take something on

• Start a hobby

Take over means ...

• To employ somebody

• Retract/renege/unsay/withdraw something

• have control or possession in something

• To play against somebody in a game or contest; to fight against somebody

Take back means ...

• To look or behave like an older member of your family, especially your mother or father

• Start a hobby

• Retract/renege/unsay/withdraw something

• To play against somebody in a game or contest; to fight against somebody

Take on means ...

• To play against somebody in a game or contest

• To employ somebody. To take on new staff

• Take something on / to fight against somebody

• All the answers before