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I take it

I take it phrase: used to express one's understanding of another's position.

Phrase

I take it

  1. (idiomatic) Used to express one's understanding of another's position.
    • I take it you're not a very big fan of the carrot?

Questions about I take it

What does I take it mean?
I take it means used to express one's understanding of another's position.
What part of speech is I take it?
I take it is a phrase.

Words near I take it in the dictionary

  1. I should cocoa
  2. I spy
  3. I spy with my little eye
  4. I stand corrected
  5. I swear
  6. I take it
  7. I tell a lie
  8. I tell you
  9. I tell you what
  10. I think
  11. I think not

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