Take a break синонимы

1    abduct, acquire, arrest, capture, carry off, cart off     (slang)   catch, clutch, ensnare, entrap, gain possession of, get, get hold of, grasp, grip, have, help oneself to, lay hold of, obtain, receive, secure, seize, win  

2    abstract, appropriate, blag     (slang)   cabbage     (Brit. slang)   carry off, filch, misappropriate, nick     (slang, chiefly Brit.)   pinch     (informal)   pocket, purloin, run off with, steal, swipe     (slang)   walk off with  

3    book, buy, engage, hire, lease, pay for, pick, purchase, rent, reserve, select  

4    abide, bear, brave, brook, endure, go through, hack     (slang)   pocket, put up with     (informal)   stand, stomach, submit to, suffer, swallow, thole     (Scot.)   tolerate, undergo, weather, withstand  

5    consume, drink, eat, imbibe, ingest, inhale, swallow  

6    accept, adopt, assume, enter upon, undertake  

7    do, effect, execute, have, make, perform  

8    assume, believe, consider, deem, hold, interpret as, perceive, presume, receive, regard, see as, think of as, understand  

9    be efficacious, do the trick     (informal)   have effect, operate, succeed, work  

10    bear, bring, carry, cart, convey, ferry, fetch, haul, tote     (informal)   transport  

11    accompany, bring, conduct, convoy, escort, guide, hold (someone’s) hand, lead, usher  

12    attract, become popular, captivate, charm, delight, enchant, fascinate, please, win favour  

13    call for, demand, necessitate, need, require  

14    deduct, eliminate, remove, subtract  

15    accept, accommodate, contain, have room for, hold  

16      (slang)   bilk, cheat, con     (informal)   deceive, defraud, do     (slang)   dupe, fiddle     (informal)   gull     (archaic)   pull a fast one on     (informal)   stiff     (slang)   swindle  
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17    catch, gate, haul, proceeds, profits, receipts, return, revenue, takings, yield  
  
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2    give, give back, hand over, restore, return, surrender, yield  

4    avoid, dodge, give in, give way  

6    decline, dismiss, eschew, ignore, refuse, reject, scorn, spurn  

1    disavow, disclaim, recant, renege, renounce, retract, unsay, withdraw  

2    get back, recapture, reclaim, reconquer, regain, repossess, retake  

3    accept back, exchange, give one a refund for  

1    make a note of, minute, note, put on record, record, set down, transcribe, write down  

2    depress, drop, haul down, let down, lower, pull down, remove, take off  

3    demolish, disassemble, dismantle, level, raze, take apart, take to pieces, tear down  

4    deflate, humble, humiliate, mortify, put down     (slang)  

1    absorb, assimilate, comprehend, digest, get the hang of     (informal)   grasp, understand  

2    comprise, contain, cover, embrace, encompass, include  

3    accommodate, admit, let in, receive  

4      (informal)   bilk, cheat, con     (informal)   cozen, deceive, do     (slang)   dupe, fool, gull     (archaic)   hoodwink, mislead, pull the wool over (someone’s) eyes     (informal)   stiff     (slang)   swindle, trick  

1    discard, divest oneself of, doff, drop, peel off, remove, strip off  

2    become airborne, leave the ground, lift off, take to the air  

3      (informal)   abscond, beat it     (slang)   decamp, depart, disappear, go, hit the road     (slang)   hook it     (slang)   leave, pack one’s bags     (informal)   set out, slope off, split     (slang)   strike out  

4      (informal)   caricature, hit off, imitate, lampoon, mimic, mock, parody, satirize, send up     (Brit. informal)   spoof     (informal)   take the piss (out of)     (taboo slang)   travesty  

1    employ, engage, enlist, enrol, hire, retain  

2    acquire, assume, come to have  

3    accept, address oneself to, agree to do, have a go at     (informal)   tackle, undertake  

4    compete against, contend with, enter the lists against, face, fight, match oneself against, oppose, pit oneself against, vie with  

5      (informal)   break down, get excited, get upset, give way, make a fuss  

1    flee to, head for, make for, man, run for  

2    become friendly, be pleased by, be taken with, conceive an affection for, get on with, like, warm to  

3    have recourse to, make a habit of, resort to  

1    adopt, assume, become involved in, engage in, start  

2    begin again, carry on, continue, follow on, go on, pick up, proceed, recommence, restart, resume  

3    absorb, consume, cover, extend over, fill, occupy, use up