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take a hard-nosed approach withбрать на абордаж (someone VLZ_58)
take colour with smb.открыто встать на сторону кого-л. (Bobrovska)
take counsel with your pillowутро вечера мудрёнее
take decisive action with someone/somethingбрать на абордаж (Originally the Russian phrase meant "to attack an enemy vessel by coming alongside it and mooring with it for the purpose of hand-to-hand combat." (Sophia Lubensky, Russian-English Dictionary of Idioms) VLZ_58)
take decisive action with someone or somethingбрать на абордаж (VLZ_58)
take liberties withчересчур вольно обращаться (с Andrey Truhachev)
take liberties withвольно обращаться (с фактами Bullfinch)
take liberties withпозволять себе вольности (с Andrey Truhachev)
take liberties withслишком вольно обращаться (с Andrey Truhachev)
take pains withвести себя осторожно (VLZ_58)
take pains withдействовать аккуратно (He really took pains with me to make sure I understood it all. VLZ_58)
take rough with the smoothстойко переносить трудности (z484z)
take rough with the smoothстойко переносить невзгоды (z484z)
take rough with the smoothбыть готовым ко всему (z484z)
take something with a pinch of saltслегка сомневаться (alenk)
take the ball and run with itвзять инициативу в свои руки (jouris-t)
take the first step to make up withсделать шаг навстречу (Leonid Dzhepko)
take the rough with the smoothпринимать в жизни и шипы, и розы (ART Vancouver)
take what someone says with a pinch of saltне бери слишком близко к сердцу (Yeldar Azanbayev)
take something with a grain of saltне воспринимать всерьёз (Val_Ships)
take something with a grain of saltотноситься к чему-либо скептически
take something with a grain of saltотноситься к чему-либо критически (Take whatever that paper publishes with a grain of salt–it's really a tabloid.)
take something with a grain of saltотноситься недоверчиво (к чему-либо: Anything free should be taken with a grain of salt – there's no such thing as a free lunch.)
take something with a grain of saltвоспринять без излишней серьёзности (Whatever you write on these pages are nothing more then what you state to be your opinions. They are definitely not my opinions, nor those of anyone else in the world. Hell, you might not even agree or believe in your OWN opinions. Therefore, take this site and all the entries with a grain of salt. cockgoblin.com inyazserg)
take something with a grain of saltпринимать с толикой недоверия
take something with a grain of saltпроявлять здоровый скептицизм (Capsaicin's effects on cancer in humans has not yet been studied, so it's wise to take this information with a grain of salt. ART Vancouver)
take something with a grain of saltотноситься философски (к чему-либо; требует дополнения: There are many other reasons a reviewer might try to dump vitriol on your business's reputation too. At any rate, my point is that you shouldn't always take a review at face value – instead, grow thick skin and take it with a grain of salt. 4uzhoj)
take something with a grain of saltвоспринимать критически (Foreign Policy, 2020: take all those messages with a grain of salt – относиться критически ко всем подобным сообщениям Alex_Odeychuk)
take something with a grain of saltвоспринимать с сомнением (в достоверности информации Val_Ships)
take something with a grain of saltвоспринимать с некоторой долей скептицизма (accept, but with some reservations or skepticism)
take something with a grain of saltвоспринимать что-либо скептически (I've read the article, which I take with a grain of salt. Val_Ships)
take something with a grain of saltотноситься к чему-либо недоверчиво
take something with a grain of saltделить надвое (accept, but with some reservations or skepticism: Well, whatever she said, you should probably take it with a grain of salt. • Take whatever that paper publishes with a grain of salt–it's really a tabloid. akhmed)
take something with a grain of saltне относиться слишком серьёзно
take something with a grain of saltне доверять всецело
take sth. with a grain of saltотнестись скептически (I remember reading a story from another redditor, so you have to take it with a grain of salt. When he was a little boy, he saw a big kitty in his backyard as he was playing, so he went to pet it, and it allowed him. Many years later, when he was much older, he realized that big kitty was actually a cougar. (reddit.com) • While he doesn’t question that Tenaya stated some version of what he’s credited with, Green takes Bunnell’s stories with a grain of salt. sfgate.com ART Vancouver)
take something with a grain of salt somethingотнестись к чему-либо критически (В.И.Макаров)
take something with a grain of saltне воспринимать как истину в последней инстанции (в контексте, напр.: Just my two cents. Take it all with a grain of salt. – Я не претендую на истину в последней инстанции 4uzhoj)
take something with a grain of salt somethingотнестись к чему-либо скептически (В.И.Макаров)
take something with a grain of saltне воспринимать слишком серьёзно (Take whatever that paper publishes with a grain of salt–it's really a tabloid.)
take something with a grain of saltне принимать слишком близко к сердцу (а)
take something with a grain of saltне принимать за чистую монету (Take whatever that paper publishes with a grain of salt–it's really a tabloid. george serebryakov)
take with a heaping pile of saltотноситься с большим недоверием (Personally I'm taking any #fancystats with a heaping pile of salt until another website has enough information to make a conclusion. capricolya)
take something with a pinch of saltотнестись скептически (Evgeny Shamlidi)
take something with a pinch of saltделить надвое (akhmed)
take something with a pinch of saltпринимать с известной долей сомнения
take something with a pinch of saltподойти скептически (к чему-либо Evgeny Shamlidi)
take something with a pinch of saltвоспринимать настороженно (Agasphere)
take something with a pinch of saltотноситься к чему-либо критически (В.И.Макаров)
take something with a pinch of saltотноситься к чему-либо с недоверием (В.И.Макаров)
take something with a pinch of saltотноситься к чему-либо скептически (A more critical spirit slowly developed, so that Cicero and his friends took more than the proverbial pinch of salt before swallowing everything written by these earlier authors. В.И.Макаров)
take something with a pinch of saltне принимать за чистую монету (george serebryakov)