Idioms

take effect
to become legally operative, to begin
The new traffic laws took effect early last month.

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  • take exception to (something)
  • take five
  • take great pains to do (something)
  • take heart
  • take heed
  • take hold of (someone or something)
  • take hold of (something)
  • take ill
  • take in (someone) or take (someone) in
  • take in (something) or take (something) in
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  • on the up-and-up (up and up)
  • run low on (something)
  • sound off about (something)
  • set up shop (somewhere)
  • advise (someone) against (something)
  • fall short of (something)
  • in one's blood
  • worked up
  • keep up with the Joneses
  • off one's hands


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    The difference between AM and FM radio is that FM is line-of-sight, while AM bounces off the atmosphere (more accurately, the ionosphere). AM stations have to reduce the power of their transmissions at night because the ionosphere lifts with the colder temperatures and lees solar interference.      .. More >>
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