Canadian French Meaning of taking to
mener
Other Canadian French words related to mener
- se délecter (de)
- profitant
- descendre (de)
- va pour
- triper
- affection
- aimant
- se réjouir (de)
- se délectant (de)
- se délectant (de)
- Avoir une préférence pour
- Boire (à l'intérieur)
- manger (tout)
- Se prenant
- festin (de)
- Se charger de
- Prendre son pied
- avoir un faible pour
- savourant
- savourant
- savourer
- admiratif
- adorant
- apprécier
- Chérissement
- flairer
- creusage
- affectionné (de)
- idolâtrie
- s'adonner (à)
- préférant
- prix
- vénération
- Chérir.
- valorisant
- vénérant
- culte
- adoration
Nearest Words of taking to
- taking the floor => Prendre la parole
- taking ship => Embarquer
- taking out => sortant
- taking one's time => Prendre son temps
- taking on => assumer
- taking off (on) => décollant (sur)
- taking off (from) => Décollage à partir de
- taking off => décollage
- taking issue => prendre position
- taking in => prendre
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
mener
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
se délecter (de),profitant,descendre (de),va pour,triper,affection,aimant,se réjouir (de),se délectant (de),se délectant (de)
abhorrant,abominable,aversion,répulsion,condamnant,méprisant,mépris
taking the floor => Prendre la parole, taking ship => Embarquer, taking out => sortant, taking one's time => Prendre son temps, taking on => assumer,
