Preserves and Takes

Preserves

Preserves noun - Fruit preserved by cooking with sugar.
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Takes and preserves are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Takes" instead a verb "Preserves".

Takes

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Preserves and takes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Preserves" instead a verb "Takes".

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  • She goes from healer who preserves Arthur's immortality, to minor level evil witch, to full blown Big Bad in a great many modern takes on King Arthur.
  • Anime / Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea The English dub preserves a few Japanese Honorifics that have "loanword" status ["-san," mostly, and "sensei"], possibly to help enforce the fact that this takes place in Japan.
  • Battle Trophy Rugal Bernstein from The King of Fighters takes this a bit too literally, as it's revealed in his debut game that he preserves the bodies of the countless martial artists he's defeated over the years by subjecting them to a grisly liquid metal bath, making them living trophies.
    Source: Battle Trophy
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