Verb:

తిరిగి తీసుకొనిపోవు,

retake's Usage Examples:

If the ball touches the net on an otherwise legal serve (this is called a let or net service) the serve is retaken, without being counted as a fault.

It also announces that—before the end of the time—the Jewish people will come from many different countries to retake possession of that heritage of theirs.

The starting position of the series At the beginning of the series, at the request of caretaker Seppo Taalasmaa (Jarmo Koski) and his wife Ulla (Maija-Liisa Peuhu), the police have come to investigate why Tyyne Puustinen does not open the door.

Donnell would retake the kingship by force in 1290 only for de Burgh to once again depose him.

while, (because Sachie caused Midori"s original caretaker, Kotaro, to catch a cold) Sachie is shown to be annoyed at the fact that Rakuto didn"t get mad.

He was a goalkeeping coach at former club Aston Villa and was briefly their caretaker manager.

Jo is briefly taken hostage, but she enables the guards to retake the prison.

It was retaken by the SNP"s Steven Bonnar at the 2019 general election.

In 1996, when the Awami League and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) were at loggerheads, Kamal Hossain and Syed Ishtiaq Ahmed devised a formula that culminated in the introduction of the system of caretaker governance for holding general elections.

Her only identity is that of caretaker of her husband in life and of his reputation in death.

when a Loyalist expedition under the command of Andrew Deveaux set out to retake the Bahamas from the Spanish.

He became the caretaker of the Metabunker, the gigantic flying fortress of the Metabarons (totally attuned to his mental orders), and carried out all Metabarons surgical needs (for example implanting robotic eyes into Dona Vincenta head after she tore out hers, and giving pediatric care to all babies born in the family).

Synonyms:

take,

Antonyms:

lend, refuse,