Allowed
Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Both words in one sentence
- This allowed him to absorb their forces into his own, and allowed him to take the nearest city before anyone realised what was happening.
- So instead, after putting the dish into the oven, the chef will often then take another plate out of it, the same dish prepared a while before and allowed to cook.
Source: One I Prepared Earlier -
In the same episode, Lisa asks Homer why can't he take her to the zoo frequently like Janey's father, making him remind her that he's not allowed in the zoo anymore.
Source: Noodle Incident / The Simpsons
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