Synonym: fetching, pickings, winning. Similar words: painstaking, undertaking, breathtaking, shaking, breaking, groundbreaking, generally speaking, in a manner of speaking. Meaning: ['teɪkɪŋ] n. the act of someone who picks up or takes something. adj. very attractive; capturing interest.
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6. Never look down to test the ground before taking your step; only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road.
7. I felt fairly easy after taking the medicine.
8. He's taking classes in car maintenance.
9. His secretary stopped taking notes to gape at me.
10. I'm not taking any medication. -Is that so?
11. She left the convent before taking her final vows.
12. We're taking a vacation in June.
13. When are you taking A level/your A levels?
14. He is currently on/taking medication for his heart.
15. for taking part in the strike.
16. I spent the day taking photographs of the city.
17. The doctor said she should be taking vitamin supplements.
18. Sometimes love means taking a step back.
19. Taking a pen in her hand,she began to write.
20. Why is it taking so long?
21. Taking these drugs could seriously endanger your health.
22. You are taking a big risk driving so fast.
23. Shake the bottle before taking the medicine.
24. The thought of taking the exam again depressed him.
25. She was sent down from Oxford for taking drugs.
26. He emphasized the necessity of taking strong measures.
27. He was taking potshots at neighbourhood cats.
28. Of course both the politicians denied taking bungs.
29. These people are seeking/taking refuge from persecution.
30. Don't look away while I am taking your photograph.
More similar words: painstaking, undertaking, breathtaking, shaking, breaking, groundbreaking, generally speaking, in a manner of speaking, akin, break in, break into, king, joking, liking, parking, ranking, kingdom, milking, banking, fucking, Lurking, shocking, striking, checking, franking, shrieking, working out, cooking oil, smoking gun, working hour.