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Hetty Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Take on?
I wonder what the phrase "taken on" mean in the following context:
What I couldn't bear to bring up was how little I got in the divorce settlement, how the lawyers' fees and the low sale price we'd taken on our house didn't leave nearly enought to fix up the cabin.
Thank you!
What I couldn't bear to bring up was how little I got in the divorce settlement, how the lawyers' fees and the low sale price we'd taken on our house didn't leave nearly enought to fix up the cabin.
Thank you!
Top answer
The low sale price that we had accepted for the house. The low sales price we'd taken on the house.
- The low sale price that we had accepted for the house.
- The low sales price we'd taken on the house.
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The low sale price that we had accepted for the house.
The low sales price we'd taken on the house.
The low sales price we'd taken on the house.
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