The difference between manufacturing and acquisition

Manufacturing is to make things that are not available; Take means take away, take away, etc., and it is aimed at what already exists.

Interpretation of meaning

1, make: British pronunciation [me? K], American pronunciation [me? k]

As a noun: indicates the brand and model of (machinery, equipment, etc.). );

As a verb (v.): it means to make; Do; Assembly; Write; Produce; Formulate; Make the bed.

2, take: British pronunciation [te? K], American pronunciation [te? k]

As nouns: scenes, shots, etc. (continuous taking); Amount of income; Input; Viewpoint; Viewpoint;

As a noun (v.): carry; Take away; Take away; Take away; Carry it with you; Lead; Bring to (another level, level, etc).

"Differences in grammar and usage"

1, make: common verbs, past tense and past participle are make, followed by nouns, indicating making. Followed by an object, followed by an adjective, indicating making. Followed by an object, followed by an infinitive without to, also means to make;

2.take: You can be a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, you can take a noun or pronoun as an object or a double object. When used as intransitive verbs, active forms can express passive meanings.

"Usage example"

1, production:

Sometimes things have to fall apart to make way for something better. Sometimes you have to reach the bottom to get better.

Will this dress make my legs look too short? Will this skirt make my legs look short and thick?

I'll make tea, and you get some sleep. I'm going to make tea. Go and have a rest.

2. Take:

Which bus do you often take? Which bus do you often take? (refers to "riding" on a vehicle)

His mother often takes him to the bookstore. His mother often takes him to the bookstore. (meaning "take, take")

It takes her 20 minutes to walk to school every day. It takes her 20 minutes to walk to school every day. (meaning "spend time")