View synonyms for take to

take to

verb

to make for; flee to
to take to the hills
to form a liking for, esp after a short acquaintance
I took to him straightaway
to have recourse to
to take to the bottle
take to heart
take to heart to regard seriously

But the take-to-the-streets outrage only materialized with Obama in office.

Nothing can take to-day away from us—it's ours beyond the reach of estrangement or change.

The trail we were to take to-day was most of it new, the Silipan Ifugaos having finished it but a short time before our arrival.

No; the place to observe nature is where you are; the walk to take to-day is the walk you took yesterday.

I am off in an hour or two for a forty-mile ride, to take to-morrow's services (four) among soldiers and settlers.

I'll take to-day's eggs to father's store on the way and ask him if he minds our having a little walk.

April 20, 2024flabbergast

[flab-er-gast ]

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