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take with

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈteɪk wɪð/

take with means: To carry someone or something along when you go somewhere.

verb

CARRY ALONGA2

To carry someone or something along when you go somewhere.

  • Take your lunch with you.
  • She took her brother with her to the park.
  • Did you take your passport with you?

How to use it: take someone/something with you (Take your coat with you.)

Similar words: bring along

Opposites: leave behind

Common phrases: take something with someone, take someone with someone, take something with, take someone with

Questions about take with

What does take with mean?

To carry someone or something along when you go somewhere.

What is take with in other languages?

Türkçe: yanına almak · Español: llevar consigo · Français: emporter · Deutsch: mitnehmen · Italiano: portare con sé · 日本語: 持っていく

How do you pronounce take with?

It is pronounced /ˈteɪk wɪð/.

How do you use take with in a sentence?

Take your lunch with you. She took her brother with her to the park.

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