英语词汇“taking”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	taking
释义	taking I. noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from gerund of taken to take 1. a. : seizure < had a taking, which he took calmly, simply bidding us hold him upside down by his ankles — J.J.Chapman > b. obsolete : a seizure or attack from a malevolent influence : blight 2. a. chiefly Scotland : an unfavorable state or condition : plight < his head and his stomach were in a very sad taking — C.E.Abernethy > b. : a state of violent agitation and distress < put him in a great taking … grew as white as a napkin — John Buchan > 3. : something taken or received: as a. takings plural : receipts especially of money < in those days the takings of a popular play were much less — W.S.Maugham > < takings did not cover expenses > < gross takings > b. : a catch or take of fish or animals c. : a holding of land for mining II. adjective Etymology: from present participle of take (I) 1. : that takes the fancy : alluring, attractive, captivating, pleasing < book has a very taking period flavor — Times Literary Supplement > < knew she would be a taking girl; how lovely, I did not guess — George Meredith > < something inexpressibly taking in his manner — Douglas Jerrold > 2. : contagious, infectious, catching
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