TAKE IN (3)
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TAKE IN (3)


take in = as a police officer take a person to the police station to ask him/her questions
examples:
  • After the robbery they took us all in from the neighbourhood and asked what we had seen.
  • The police have taken all residents of the block in for questioning.
  • Two police officers took me in and kept me there all night.
  • She has been taken in for questioning. Eveybody is a suspect.




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- Look Into
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- Knock Up (2)
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- Step Out (1), Deliver Up, Deliver Over
step out = go out step out of (a place) = get out (of a place) examples: The traffic policeman told me to step out of the car and asked to see my driving license.She never steps out of the house without make-up.I 'm afraid Jenny is not here. She has...

- Check Out (1)
check out = examine examples: The pilots always check out the instruments before the plane takes off.The police checked out the whole house of the suspect but they didn't find anything.The police are checking out the woman now. They are checking out...



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