Take shape Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈteɪk/ /ˈʃeɪp

TAYK SHAYP

UK

tˈeɪk/ /ʃˈeɪp

TAYK SHAYP

परिभाषा

To start becoming clear, organized, or real after being an idea or a plan. It describes when something begins to develop in a noticeable or concrete way.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

This is a semi-formal idiom, common in professional, creative, and planning contexts. Often used with words like 'plans', 'ideas', 'project', 'solution'. Never used for literal physical shapes.

• Spanish: tomar forma - concretarse
• Portuguese (BR): tomar forma
• Portuguese (PT): tomar forma
• Chinese (Simplified): 成形 - 逐渐成型
• Chinese (Traditional): 成形 - 逐漸成型
• Hindi: आकार लेना
• Arabic: يأخذ شكله - يتبلور
• Bengali: স্পষ্ট হতে শুরু করা - গঠিত হতে শুরু করা
• Russian: оформляться - приобретать очертания
• Japanese: 具体化し始める - 形になり始める
• Vietnamese: hình thành - dần rõ nét
• Korean: 윤곽이 드러나다 - 구체화되다
• Turkish: şekillenmek - belirginleşmek
• Urdu: روشن ہونا شروع ہونا - صورت اختیار کرنا
• Indonesian: mulai terbentuk - mulai jelas

उदाहरण वाक्य

The plan began to take shape after our meeting.

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Her idea slowly started to take shape.

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The project will take shape over the next few weeks.

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At first it was just a sketch, but now the design is really starting to take shape.

natural

Our vacation plans are finally starting to take shape.

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If everything goes well, the solution should take shape by next Friday.

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