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Takeup

Definition:

Verb: To start or begin a new hobby, activity, or practice.

Noun: The amount of material, such as thread or film, that is wound onto a spool or reel.

Noun: The process of absorbing or incorporating something, such as knowledge or a skill.

Noun: The space or distance by which one thing moves back to allow another to pass.

Examples:

Verb:

1. She decided to takeup painting as a way to express her creativity.
2. He finally tookup golfing after years of wanting to try it.

Noun:

1. The takeup of the film onto the reel needs to be done carefully.
2. The thread takeup on the sewing machine is not functioning properly.

Noun:

1. The takeup of new concepts and theories is crucial for personal growth.
2. She had a quick takeup in learning how to play the piano.

Noun:

1. The car's takeup allowed enough space for the bicycle to pass.
2. The construction of the new bridge required the takeup of several lanes on the highway.

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