taking

['teɪkɪŋ] n

prise de vue en télévision

takings ['teɪkɪŋz] n

taking ['teɪkɪŋ] v

Taken ['teikən] v

Prise (A button that specifies the date the picture was taken)

English thesaurus

taking ['teɪkɪŋ] n

taking

: 403 phrases in 67 subjects

Accounting	1
Agriculture	7
Astronomy	1
Aviation	3
Business	1
Chemistry	1
Coal	3
Communications	4
Construction	15
Corporate governance	2
Criminal law	1
Cultural studies	5
Demography	2
Economics	9
Education	4
Environment	4
Figurative	1
Finances	33
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Forestry	1
General	83
Government, administration and public services	2
Gymnastics	7
Health care	8
Hobbies and pastimes	2
Ice hockey	1
Immigration and citizenship	5
Industry	5
Information technology	6
Insurance	3
International Monetary Fund	2
International trade	1
Judo	2
Kayaking	1
Labor law	1
Law	61
Leather	2
Life sciences	3
Linguistics	2
Marketing	7
Materials science	2
Measuring instruments	1
Mechanic engineering	3
Medical	9
Medical appliances	3
Metallurgy	6
Microsoft	1
Municipal planning	1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Natural sciences	3
Nuclear physics	10
Packaging	1
Patents	3
Platform diving	1
Politics	9
Procedural law	1
Research and development	6
Shooting sport	1
Skiing	1
Social science	4
Speed skating	1
Statistics	1
Taxes	1
Technology	6
Textile industry	3
Transport	20
Welfare & Social Security	1


aim abbr.
crim.law. law int. law.	pointer; viser; guidon; mire
tech.	angle de vision; direction de visée
aiming abbr.
crim.law. law int. law.	pointage; visée
transp. mil., grnd.forc.	orientation


exercise abbr.
gen.	faire des exercices; l'exercice; faire de l'exercice
chem.	pratique
comp.	exercer
ed.	activité
fin.	levée d'une option