Tomasen (en. Took)

/toˈmɑ.sen/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To have or acquire something.

If they took the train, they would arrive on time.

Si ellos tomasen el tren, llegarían a tiempo.

To collect or accept something.

If you took the offer, you could save money.

Si ustedes tomasen la oferta, podrían ahorrar dinero.

To consume a drink.

I hope they drank water during the trip.

Espero que ellos tomasen agua durante la excursión.

From the Latin 'toma', which means 'act of taking'.

took it upon themselves

To act autonomously or independently.

tomasen por sí mismos

if they made a decision

Condition regarding the possibility of deciding.

si tomasen una decisión

even if they took the risk

Reference to the acceptance of a risky situation.

aunque tomasen el riesgo

take

To collect, accept, or consume something.

tomar

taking

Action of taking.

toma

taker

Person who takes something.

tomador

To have a carefree attitude.

If they took life easy, they would enjoy it more.

Si ellos tomasen la vida con calma, disfrutarían más.

To do something without thinking much about it.

Don't worry, if they make decisions instantly, sometimes they are surprised.

No se preocupen, si tomasen decisiones al instante, a veces se sorprenden.