take over
: takeover
Anglais modifier
Étymologie modifier
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Locution verbale modifier
take over transitif
- Prendre le contrôle, s'approprier.
- Acheter, acquérir.
- Prendre le relai.
- Anyhow, they probably didn’t use a copilot, but that chair bollard at the after end of the room suggests that an extra officer sat in reserve, ready to take over. — (Poul Anderson, Trader the stars, 1964)
- Quoi qu’il en soit, ils n’ont probablement pas utilisé un co-pilote, mais cette borne de chaise au bout de la pièce suggère qu’un officier supplémentaire était assis au cas où, prêt à prendre le relai. (traduction à préciser ou à vérifier)
- Owners of the latest cars fitted with Automated Lane Keeping Systems - or ALKS - will be allowed to use these 'self-driving' features on motorways. Legalisation of the use of ALKS is due to be given the green light in a matter of months. ALKS are categorised as 'Level 3' autonomy and can take over control of a vehicle, keeping it in lane so the driver doesn't need to have any input. — (Nino Williams, «The new driving laws and rule changes which come into force in 2022 - Wales Online», Wales on line, December 2021)
- Anyhow, they probably didn’t use a copilot, but that chair bollard at the after end of the room suggests that an extra officer sat in reserve, ready to take over. — (Poul Anderson, Trader the stars, 1964)
Vocabulaire apparenté par le sens modifier
- acheter
Prononciation modifier
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