TAK

Meaning of TAK in English

e-offIt was the best take-off of the Prime Minister that I have ever seen.The article was an amusing take-off of a Jane Austen novel.

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TAK — Крыша
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TAK — Ветвь
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TACK — I. verb Etymology: Middle English takken, from tak Date: 14th century transitive verb attach , to join in a slight …
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TACK — I. ˈtak noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English tak; akin to Middle Low German tacke pointed …
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THIGMOTAXIS — — thigmotactic /thig'meuh tak"tik/ , adj. /thig'meuh tak"sis/ , n. Biol. movement of an organism toward or away from any …
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THERMOTAXIS — — thermotactic /therr'meuh tak"tik/ , thermotaxic , adj. /therr'meuh tak"sis/ , n. 1. Biol. movement of an organism toward or …
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TAXONOMY — — taxonomic /tak'seuh nom"ik/ , taxonomical , adj. — taxonomically , adv. — taxonomist, taxonomer , n. /tak son"euh mee/ …
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TAXON — /tak"son/ , n. , pl. taxa /tak"seuh/ . a taxonomic category, as a species or genus. [ 1945-50; táx ( …
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TAXIS — taxis 1 /tak"sis/ , n. , pl. taxes /tak"seez/ . 1. arrangement or order, as in one of the physical …
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TACTILE — — tactility /tak til"i tee/ , n. /tak"til, -tuyl/ , adj. 1. of, pertaining to, endowed with, or affecting the …
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TACTIC — /tak"tik/ , n. 1. tactics (def. 1). 2. a system or a detail of tactics. 3. a plan, procedure, or …
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TACKY — tacky 1 — tackiness , n. /tak"ee/ , adj., tackier, tackiest . sticky to the touch; adhesive. [ 1780-90; TACK …
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TACK — tack 1 — tacker , n. — tackless , adj. /tak/ , n. 1. a short, sharp-pointed nail, usually with …
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TACHYTELIC — — tachytely /tak"i tel'ee/ , n. /tak'i tel"ik/ , adj. Biol. of or pertaining to evolution at a rate faster …
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TACHYPNEA — — tachypneic , adj. /tak'ip nee"euh, tak'i nee"euh/ , n. Med. excessively rapid respiration. Also, tachypnoea . [ 1895-1900; TACHY- …
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TACHYPHYLAXIS — — tachyphylactic /tak'euh fi lak"tik/ , adj. /tak'euh fi lak"sis/ , n. 1. Med. immediate, temporary immunization against the effects …
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TACHYLYTE — — tachylitic /tak'euh lit"ik/ , adj. /tak"euh luyt'/ , n. Petrog. a black, glassy form of basalt, readily fusible and …
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TACAMAHAC — /tak"euh meuh hak'/ , n. 1. any of several resinous substances, used in incenses, ointments, etc. 2. any tree, as …
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SYNDIOTACTIC — — syndiotacticity /sin duy'oh tak tis"i tee, sin'duy-/ , n. /sin duy'oh tak"tik, sin'duy-/ , adj. Chem. (of a polymer …
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STEREOTAXIS — — stereotactic /ster'ee euh tak"tik, stear'-/ , adj. — stereotactically , adv. /ster'ee euh tak"sis, stear'-/ , n. Biol. movement …
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SPECTACULAR — — spectacularity /spek tak'yeuh lar"i tee/ , spectacularism , n. — spectacularly , adv. /spek tak"yeuh leuhr/ , adj. 1. …
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RHEOTAXIS — — rheotactic /ree'euh tak"tik/ , adj. /ree'euh tak"sis/ , n. Biol. oriented movement of an organism in response to a …
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PHYLLOTAXY — — phyllotactic /fil'euh tak"tik/ , — phyllotactical, phyllotaxic , adj. /fil"euh tak'see/ , n. , pl. phyllotaxies . Bot. 1. …
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PHYLLOTAXIS — /fil'euh tak"sis/ , n. , pl. phyllotaxes /-tak"seez/ . Bot. phyllotaxy. [ 1870-75; PHYLLO- + -TAXIS ]
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PHOTOTAXIS — — phototactic /foh'teuh tak"tik/ , adj. — phototactically , adv. /foh'teuh tak"sis/ , n. Biol. movement of an organism toward …
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PARATAXIS — — paratactic /par'euh tak"tik/ , paratactical , adj. — paratactically , adv. /par'euh tak"sis/ , n. Gram. the placing together …
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COUNTERATTACK — n. /kown"teuhr euh tak'/ ; v. /kown'teuhr euh tak", kown"teuhr euh tak'/ , n. 1. an attack made as an …
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ATAXIA — — ataxic , adj. /euh tak"see euh/ , n. Pathol. loss of coordination of the muscles, esp. of the extremities. …
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PARTAKE — [par.take] vb -took ; -tak.en ; -tak.ing [back-formation fr. partaker, alter. of part taker] vi (ca. 1585) 1: to take …
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MISTAKE — [mis.take] vb mis.took ; mis.tak.en ; mis.tak.ing [ME, fr. ON mistaka to take by mistake, fr. mis- + taka to …
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