Throw (something) into the bargain
To include something in a deal.The owner of the store threw some DVD's into the bargain when I purchased a DVD player.
Take (someone) for (someone or something)
To mistake someone for someone or something.The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
Take (someone) for granted
To accept someone without gratitude or as a matter of course.Everybody takes the office clerk for granted and nobody ever thanks her.
Take (someone) for an idiot
To assume that someone is stupid.The man takes me for an idiot and thinks that I do not know anything.
Take out (something) take (something) out
To remove something from somewhere, to extract something.The teacher asked us to take out our books.
Take out (someone) take (someone) out
To go on a date with someone.I finally had a chance to take out the new woman from my class last week.
Take out a loan
To get a loan of money.I had to take out a loan to buy the car.
Take one’s vows
To get married and take your wedding vows or make your wedding promises.The couple took their vows at the courthouse in the small town.
Take one`s own medicine
To accept the punishment that one deserves for something without complaining.The man likes to criticize others but he can never take his own... Read more →
Take one’s cue from (someone)
To use another's behavior or reactions as a guide to one's own.The musicians took their cue from the conductor when the orchestra performed the... Read more →