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81taken out — removed, taken away …
82taken as read — If something can be taken as read, it is so definite that it s not necessary to talk about it. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
83taken — cheated, ripped off If he paid $1500 for that car, he got taken …
84taken — dead Not being killed, as in take3, but conducted from this world to another, or as the case may be: He was taken with leukemia. (Ustinov, 1971) Took he was in the pride of his prime. (Ollivant, 1898) …
85taken short — needing to urinate at an inconvenient time or place From the days when coaches, and trains without corridors, made no intermediate stops between staging posts or stations: We used to empty bully beef tines for urinating in. If a man was …
86taken aback — unpleasantly surprised, suddenly puzzled or shocked I was taken aback when she said that she didn t want to work with us any longer …
87taken — I UK [ˈteɪkən] / US adjective be taken with II UK / US the past participle of take I …
88Taken as read — If something can be taken as read, it is so definite that it s not necessary to talk about it …
89taken up — adjective having or showing excessive or compulsive concern with something (Freq. 1) became more and more haunted by the stupid riddle was absolutely obsessed with the girl got no help from his wife who was preoccupied with the children he was… …
90taken — past participle of take …