take for

verb

took for; taken for; taking for; takes for

transitive verb

: to suppose (someone) to be (a particular kind of person) : to perceive (someone) as (something)

What do you take me for?

"I think I do understand. I'm not such a dull fellow as you take me for."

Lucy Maud Montgomery

… a usually commonsensical fellow who was anything but the … clod some people took him for.

Robert Sherrill

Please do not take me for a wimp—one of those pallid, selfless creatures who shuns disagreements entirely.

Maggie Scarf

单词	taken for
释义	take for verb took for; taken for; taking for; takes for transitive verb : to suppose (someone) to be (a particular kind of person) : to perceive (someone) as (something) What do you take me for? "I think I do understand. I'm not such a dull fellow as you take me for." Lucy Maud Montgomery … a usually commonsensical fellow who was anything but the … clod some people took him for. Robert Sherrill Please do not take me for a wimp—one of those pallid, selfless creatures who shuns disagreements entirely. Maggie Scarf Word History First Known Use 1535, in the meaning defined above taken for phrase past participle of take for as in set down to think of in a particular way Don't take him for an idiot because he's actually very good at his job. Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance set down called considered looked (on or upon) accounted viewed counted regarded held esteemed reckoned thought rated deemed believed sensed felt conceived fancied imagined
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