(dated, of a man) to get married

(figuratively) to slip away, to do a bunk, to take flight

(transitive) to take charge of; to be in charge of; to take care of / (transitive, of a taxi or an ambulance) to pick up, to take on

(dated) all in all, all things considered

to take it on the chin, to bite the bullet, to keep one's cool, to take it like a man, to suck it up

(transitive, intransitive, informal, figuratively) to be gut-wrenching (to be very moving, to be poignant)

(transitive, informal, figuratively) to sandwich / (transitive, informal, figuratively) to double-team

to take the veil

(figuratively) to take a step back, to step back and get some perspective

(sometimes derogatory) to make oneself comfortable, to make oneself at home; to get a bit too familiar