to start doing a particular job or activity: He's taken up the position of supervisor. [ + -ing verb ] Have you ever thought of taking up acting?

to start doing a particular job or activity. начать заниматься чем-либо. I thought I might take up cycling. (TIME/SPACE).

to continue, especially starting after someone or something else has finished. The band's new album takes up where their last one left off.

take up in American English · 1. to raise; lift · 2. to make tighter or shorter · 3. to pay off; recover by buying (a mortgage, note, etc.) · 4. to absorb (a liquid). Take up On · Take up a collection · Take up arms · Take-up reel

7 февр. 2024 г. · 'Take up' is applied to mean 'to move an object from one place to a higher place', such as from the ground floor to a higher floor in a building.

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Definition: accept an offer or challenge. Example 2: I took up my teacher's challenge to learn a phrasal verb every day for 30 days.

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