1. 不急不忙,从容进行：take thought for 对...担心;对...挂念 | take time 不急不忙,从容进行 | take to one's heels 逃走,逃之夭夭
2. 花费(时间)：take photos 照相 | take time 花费(时间) | take turns 轮流
3. 费时间,花功夫：EG: She is used to taking her time.她习惯于不慌不忙. | **take time 费时间,花功夫 | 386. take over 接管,接办
4. 费时间,需要时间：at the rate of... 以...的速度 | take time 费时间,需要时间 | be likely to... 可能
1. Many of his classmates take seven or eight tuition classes at weekends, and his parents are too busy to spend any time with him.
2. The trip will take 90 minutes, a third of the time by road.
3. The trip between the two cities will take only 90 minutes, half the time of a trip by road.
4. The trip between the two cities will take only 90 minutes, half the time required to do the trip by road.
5. IFPI said this is the first time for an enforcement agency to take action against a search engine for suspected copyright infringement.
6. And while Beijingers may take their time getting married, many quickly call it quits.
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7. While it may take some time, the time when the US could call the shots in others'affairs has now gone.
8. Because of fierce rivalries among NTC's factions, it would take a long time for the political situation to calm down.
9. take time
9. Another concern women have is that they could lose a good job if they take time off to give birth and care for their newborn.
10. One official concerned explained in Cantonese that she had to take time to consult with others on her adeptness for speaking English in district councils.