What is another word for take-in?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈe͡ɪkˈɪn], [ tˈeɪkˈɪn], [ t_ˈeɪ_k_ˈɪ_n]
Related words: take in hand, take away, take care of, take charge, take action, take it to the next level
Semantically related questions:
Synonyms for Take-in:
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n.
• act • fee • receipts • take-in- COD ,
- absorb ,
- adopt ,
- assimilate ,
- befool ,
- bring in ,
- catch ,
- clear ,
- collect ,
- consume ,
- draw ,
- dupe ,
- earn ,
- fool ,
- gain ,
- gather in ,
- gull ,
- have ,
- imbibe ,
- ingest ,
- invite ,
- make ,
- overhear ,
- put on ,
- put one across ,
- put one over ,
- realise ,
- realize ,
- receive ,
- see ,
- slang ,
- soak up ,
- sop up ,
- suck ,
- take ,
- view ,
- watch .
- accomplishment ,
- antic ,
- artifice ,
- caper ,
- device ,
- dodge ,
- escapade ,
- feat ,
- feint ,
- frolic ,
- funny business ,
- gag ,
- gambol ,
- gimmick ,
- imposture ,
- jape ,
- jest ,
- jig ,
- lark ,
- maneuver ,
- monkeyshine ,
- ploy ,
- practical joke ,
- put-on ,
- ruse ,
- shenanigan ,
- sleight ,
- sleight of hand ,
- sport ,
- stratagem ,
- stunt ,
- subterfuge ,
- tomfoolery ,
- wile .
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How to use "Take-in" in context?
There's something about a delicious meal that makes us feel at home. It's a moment where we can focus all our attention on the food and forget about the world around us. That's why we love going out to eat - it's a great way to take in all the different sights and smells of the city. But sometimes eating out can be a bit expensive, and it can be nice to have some fun and affordable meal options at home. One great way to do that is to take in food.
Take in food simply means to eat food that's been prepared and served outside of the home.
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