nehmen

saisir, ramasser ou porter quelque chose

Étymologie

From Middle High German nemen, from Old High German neman; cognate with English nim in archaic use and related Germanic forms meaning “to take.”

Collocations

utiliser, choisir ou emprunter un moyen de transport ; prendre un itinéraire ou une option

Étymologie

From Middle High German nemen, from Old High German neman; cognate with English nim in archaic use and related Germanic forms meaning “to take.”

Collocations

consommer, ingérer ou prendre des médicaments, de la nourriture ou des boissons

Étymologie

From Middle High German nemen, from Old High German neman; cognate with English nim in archaic use and related Germanic forms meaning “to take.”

Collocations

accepter, recevoir ou choisir quelque chose d’offert ou de disponible

Étymologie

From Middle High German nemen, from Old High German neman; cognate with English nim in archaic use and related Germanic forms meaning “to take.”

Collocations

exiger ou occuper du temps, de l'espace, des efforts ou de l'attention

Étymologie

From Middle High German nemen, from Old High German neman; cognate with English nim in archaic use and related Germanic forms meaning “to take.”

Collocations