But sith that it is so hapned, Mais puis quainsy est aduenu, it must be take paciently prendre le fault paciamment prayeng for him and his salvation priant pour luy et son salu sens that it may nat be otherwyse.
Prendre un ---- sur le comp, to have a glass of wine at the bar.
Prendre une barbe” is “to quad out” in the slang of English printers.
Prendre des rats par la queue meant formerly to steal purses, when persons wore their purses at their girdles.
Prendre sa ----, to ascertain the length of a page or column.
If you desire it you Si vous le desirez vous shall learn it quickly, l'apprendez bien, if you please to take s'il vous plaist de prendre some pain.
Notwithstanding if they will take Toutesfois s'ils veulent prendre heed garde how they do pronounce minion .
Se laisser prendre aux apparences=--To let one's 40 self be imposed on by appearances.
Prendre les choses au pis=--To regard matters in the most unfavourable light.
On ne lui fait pas prendre des vessies pour des lanternes=--You won't get him to take bladders for lanterns.
Of him that out of scarcity tauntes his neihbour wt the same scorne wt which he scorned him, the Frenchman sayes, il ne vaut rien pour prendre la bal a la seconde enleuement, at the 2d stot.
The kindly lady laughed heartily as she said, "Mais, Madame, est-ce que possible que vous vouliez prendre un de ces bains?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "prendre" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
