Australian English Meaning of taking to
taking to
Other Australian English words related to taking to
- delighting (in)
- enjoying
- getting off (on)
- going for
- having a blast
- liking
- loving
- rejoicing (in)
- delighting (in)
- revelling (in)
- To be biased towards
- Drinking (in)
- eating (up)
- Wanting
- feast (on)
- Getting a kick out of
- Get a kick out of
- have a soft spot for
- relishing
- savouring
- savouring
- admiring
- adoring
- appreciating
- Cherishing
- cottoning on (to)
- digging
- doting (on)
- idolizing
- indulging (in)
- preferring
- prize
- revering
- Cherishing.
- valuing
- venerating
- worship
- worship
Nearest Words of taking to
- taking the floor => Taking the floor
- taking ship => Boarding a ship
- taking out => taking out
- taking one's time => Taking one's time
- taking on => taking on
- taking off (on) => taking off (on)
- taking off (from) => Taking off from
- taking off => taking off
- taking issue => taking issue with
- taking in => taking in
- taking to task => Giving someone a dressing down
- taking to the cleaners => Taking to the dry cleaners
- taking up => major
- taking up with => taking up with
- talebearers => talebearers
- talebearings => gossip
- talents => talents
- tale-teller => storyteller
- tale-telling => tale
- talk (about) => (talk (about))
Definitions and Meaning of taking to in English
taking to
to begin doing (something) as a habit or regular practice, to start to have a liking for, to go to or into (a place), to adapt oneself to
FAQs About the word taking to
taking to
to begin doing (something) as a habit or regular practice, to start to have a liking for, to go to or into (a place), to adapt oneself to
delighting (in),enjoying,getting off (on),going for,having a blast,liking,loving,rejoicing (in),delighting (in),revelling (in)
abhorrent,abominable,dislike,loathing,condemning,despising,disdain
taking the floor => Taking the floor, taking ship => Boarding a ship, taking out => taking out, taking one's time => Taking one's time, taking on => taking on,
