(transitive) to take / (transitive) to eat; to drink / (transitive) to get; to buy / (transitive) to rob; to deprive / (transitive) to make / (intransitive) to catch, to work, to start / (reflexive) to get (something) caught (in), to jam / (transitive with à); (transitive, in various idiomatic expressions) to start having a negative feeling towards someone / (followed by a partitive, in various idiomatic expressions) to gain / (colloquial; impersonal) to take (a certain amount of time) / (colloquial; impersonal; by extension) to take (a certain number or amount of) / (impersonal) to come over (to arise in and gain some control over one's thoughts and/or actions)

(transitive with de) to take note; to acknowledge, to recognize

(of a plant) to take root, to put down roots / (figuratively) to take hold, to take root, to put down roots

(transitive, informal) to take well, to take graciously

(informal) to catch a cold

(literary) to make inquiries, to learn about the situation, to become acquainted with the situation

to take a day off / to take leave of (someone), to say goodbye to (someone)

(transitive with de) to take note of, to take heed of, to make a note of, to jot down, to note down, to write down

to go outside, to get some air, to get some fresh air, to go for a walk / to take to the skies, to take off

(of a law, etc.) to come into force, to come into effect, to take effect, to inure