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Take from

/take from/  ยท  pronounced with confidence

Principal meanings
EnglishMeaning
Take from vi phrasal, Berlin only 1. To show something bravely.
The landlord threatened to take from the whole building.
Take from vi phrasal, Berlin only 2. To believe somebody frolically.
We decided to take from the budget meeting.