Similar words: take to, take the cake, take time, take turns, take the road, take the lead, take the plunge, heart. Meaning: v. get down to; pay attention to; take seriously.
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1, So it is also the diet to choose if you have sensibly taken to heart the well-established benefits of reducing fat intake.
2, Martin has taken to heart the always-good advice to write about what you know.
3, Take to heart what you know about moderating your Type A behavior.
4, Hopes Hong guard Hernandez to take to heart expressed.
5, Don't take to heart what happened just now.
6, I hop you will take to heart the warning you have been given.
7, The advice you give me, I will take to heart.
8, They wanted to howl me down, but I didn't take to heart.
9, This is the lesson which the wrestler - and we present-day followers of the Buddha's Truth - can valuably learn and take to heart.
10, Still,(http://sentencedict.com/take to heart.html) there were some red flags and lessons that we should all take to heart.
11, And that's a lesson one hopes American policy makers will take to heart.
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