take for
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Idiomstake for• take (someone) for (someone or something)
to mistake someone for someone or something
The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
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take for something• take (someone) for (someone or something)
to mistake someone for someone or something
The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
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take for v. To suppose to be; mistake for.
Do you take me for a fool? At first sight you would take him for a football player, not a poet. [TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲
take someone for• take (someone) for (someone or something)
to mistake someone for someone or something
The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
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take someone for something• take (someone) for (someone or something)
to mistake someone for someone or something
The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
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take for someone• take (someone) for (someone or something)
to mistake someone for someone or something
The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
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take someone for someone• take (someone) for (someone or something)
to mistake someone for someone or something
The man took the boy for a robber and called the police.
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