take (someone) at his or her word -Idioms

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take (someone) at his or her word

to believe what someone says and act accordingly

I decided to take the woman at her word when she invited me to the concert.

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take (someone) by surprise

take (someone) down a notch/peg or two

take (someone) for (someone or something)

take (someone) for a fool

take (someone) for a ride

take (someone) for an idiot

take (someone) for granted

take (someone) hostage

take (someone) into one's confidence

take (someone) to task

carry coals to Newcastle

have a clear conscience

stretch the point

dying to (do something or go somewhere)

get a fix on (something)

play tricks on (someone)

tie up (a boat) or tie (a boat) up

put (someone) in the picture

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