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1 take charge of
v encarregar-se de -
2 take
s presa | ingressos, recaptacióv prendre, agafar | portar, conduir | guanyar | demanar | reservar, ocupar | admetre |acceptar | assumir |aguantar, suportar | tardar, trigar | arrelar | agradar, tenir èxittake a chance córrer el risctake care of tenir cura detake charge of encarregar-se detake place ocórrer, tenir lloctake away emportar-setake back tornar, retornartake down treure, abaixar, aterrar, enderrocartake from reduir, disminuirtake in recollir, agafar | allotjar | entendre, assimilar | enganyar, donar gat per llebretake off treure, despenjar | suprimir | descomptar, fer descompte | enlairar-se, prendre el vol | arrencar | minvartake on prendre forma | assumir | encarregar-se de | acompanyar | agafar passatgers | acceptar | perdre els estrepstake out treure | fer sortir | fer-se una assegurançatake over fer-se càrrec de | assolir el poder | substituirtake to afeccionar-se a, tirar-se atake up agafar | pujar, aixecar | absorbir | prendre possessió | dedicar-se a | criticar, censurar | seguir, acceptar -
3 charge
v carregar, facturar, cobrar | acusar | ELECT/MIL/COM carregar | acusar | manar, exhortar | COM cobrars càrrega | càrrec, reponsabilitat, encàrrec |JUR acusació, càrrecTo be in charge of tenir la respnsabilitat, estar encarregatTo take charge of fer-se càrrec
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