Taking ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Taking ( verb )

1. The action of grabbing or seizing something.
2. The action of capturing or bringing something under control.
3. The action of accepting or receiving something offered.

Origin:

From the old english word "tacan" meaning "to seize, grab".

Examples:

1. He was arrested for taking money from the cash register.
2. She was praised for her taking of initiative in the project.
3. His taking of the medication helped to alleviate his symptoms.
4. The taking of the city by the enemy was a major blow to our army.
5. The taking of her photograph was a beautiful moment.

(As a noun)

Taking ( noun )

1. The action of grabbing or seizing something.
2. The action of capturing or bringing something under control.
3. The action of accepting or receiving something offered.

Origin:

From the old english word "tacan" meaning "to seize, grab".

Examples:

1. He was arrested for taking money from the cash register.
2. She was praised for her taking of initiative in the project.
3. His taking of the medication helped to alleviate his symptoms.
4. The taking of the city by the enemy was a major blow to our army.
5. The taking of her photograph was a beautiful moment.