Idioms

take to (something)
to begin the work or job of something, to learn something easily, to do well at something
The man took to the job of administrator and was a great success.

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  • take to one's heels
  • take to the woods
  • take turns (doing something)
  • take umbrage at (something)
  • take up (clothes) or take (clothes) up
  • take up (something) or take (something) up
  • take up (something) with (someone)
  • take up (space or room)
  • take up (time)
  • take up a collection
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  • for all intents and purposes
  • tilt at windmills
  • hard up
  • fall in with (a group of people)
  • give (someone) a head start
  • loom large (on the horizon)
  • put (someone) through the wringer
  • scare (someone) stiff
  • strike the right note
  • in bad taste


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