What does prendre in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word prendre in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use prendre in French.

The word prendre in French means take, take, take, catch, take, take, take, take down, write down, take, take, get, receive, put on, put on, see, mistake for, set, get caught in , get caught up in, bang into , bash into, get, take yourself for, believe yourself to be, start to do , start doing, lash out at, take, set, work, go via, ask, take, accept, take, lead, take, capture, take, take, have, take off, take for, catch doing, take on, take on at, come over, yet to be confirmed, to be taken orally, all things considered, Do you, …, take this man to be your (lawfully wedded) husband?, grab by the scruff of the neck, take well, do well, worth taking, take it or leave it, take things easy, take it easy, learn from , learn something from, head there, be heading that way, be wowed, be hauled over the coals, suffer a blow, age overnight, be damaged, should be treated cautiously, not to be sniffed at, be looking for love, get to see , make see, Stop treating everyone like an idiot, Stop looking down on everyone, take badly, go about the wrong way, tread carefully around, not take any risks, not take a position, not take for a fool, be as young as ever, don't worry too much about , don't bother too much about, not worry too much about , not bother too much about, take the stairs, come pick up, lease, get to grips with, take to heart, wrong-foot, wrong-foot, take the right, catch doing , catch in the act of doing, take the left, board, capture, seize, take on on a trial basis, take on for a trial period, grab by the throat, have by the throat, choke, asphyxiate, take lightly, take aside, take to task, attack from the rear, pay for yourself, pay for your own, take on the responsibility for, play at his own game, call as a witness, take cognizance of, put weight on , transfer your weight to, lean on, grab by the scruff of the neck, take by surprise, lasso, take at his/her word, take 's word for it, take at face value, entrap, take literally, catch at the crack of dawn, not take literally, not take at face value, take seriously, take seriously, take yourself seriously, take yourself too seriously, make a tragedy out of, be gut-wrenching, grin and bear it, note carefully, take careful note of , take good note of, take flesh, get fat, take each day as it comes, take each day as it comes, pay dearly, charge the earth, take hostage, take confidence, take your leave, take your leave of , take leave of, read carefully, become aware of, take advice from, contact, take shape, take by storm, take in your arms, develop good habits, catch off-guard, look down on, be getting on in years, be getting on, gain altitude, be on the rise, be on the increase, gain confidence, gain self-assurance. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word prendre

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