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.
n. the act of someone who picks up or takes something. adj. very attractive; capturing interest. 
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151. It's exciting to feel the plane taking off.
152. His friend's plight had spurred him into taking part.
153. I'm taking driving lessons at the moment.
154. I hope you're taking in what I'm saying.
155. Martin was thinking of taking legal action against Zuckerman.
156. I'm taking steroids/I'm on steroids for my asthma.
157. We are taking a global view of our business.
158. More men are taking on a caring role.
159. She's taking some of the load off the secretaries.
160. Would you mind taking Susie home ?
161. I think that's taking things too far.
162. They were taking pictures of the sentries.
163. They saw a new point of view taking over.
164. He was clearly taking delight in her discomfiture.
165. He suggested taking the children to the zoo.
166. Fancy her taking a job like that - she's certainly come down in the world!
167. I've had to unlearn the way I played guitar since I started taking formal lessons.
168. It has come to our knowledge that you have been taking time off without permission.
169. Taking regular exercise is every bit as important as having a healthy diet.
170. You're taking your time with the lab tests. We need the results now.
171. I was taking a big risk in lending her the money.
171. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress day by day!
172. He felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.
173. The children badgered me into taking them to the cinema.
174. After taking the drug, several patients suffered memory lapses .
175. Mr.Smith is taking over the business which belongs with his elder brother.
176. Some companies are prejudiced against taking on employees who are over the age of 40.
177. He was caught red-handed taking money from the cash register.
178. They are taking precautionary measures to safeguard their forces from the effects of chemical weapons.
179. She was always taking days off for what her colleagues considered phantom illnesses.
180. An aptitude for computing is beneficial for students taking this degree.
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.