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词汇 taker-up
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Definition of taker-up in English:

taker-up

noun ˌteɪkə(r)ˈʌp
  • 1A person who takes another into his or her protection or patronage; a patron, a guardian. Frequently with reference to God or Christ. Now rare.

  • 2A member of a gang of swindlers, whose role is to feign friendship with the victim. historical in later use.

  • 3A person who or thing which takes something or someone up.

  • 4North American (US in later use). A person who takes possession of unoccupied land. Now historical and rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Primer. From taker + up, after to take up.

Definition of taker-up in US English:

taker-up

nounˌteɪkə(r)ˈʌp
  • 1A person who takes another into his or her protection or patronage; a patron, a guardian. Frequently with reference to God or Christ. Now rare.

  • 2A member of a gang of swindlers, whose role is to feign friendship with the victim. historical in later use.

  • 3A person who or thing which takes something or someone up.

  • 4North American (US in later use). A person who takes possession of unoccupied land. Now historical and rare.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Primer. From taker + up, after to take up.

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