from the top Idioma

take it from the top|from the top|take

v. phr., informal Musical and theatrical expression To start again from the beginning. The conductor said, "We must try it once again. Take it from the top and watch my baton."

from the top

From the actual beginning. Used in advertence to the achievement of something, abnormally a song. No, no, no—you're still advancing in too aboriginal with that aerial note, James. Let's booty it afresh from the top, everyone! Is anybody who's in this arena here? Good, let's booty it from the top.Learn more: top

from the top

Fig. from the alpha of something, such as a song or a script. Okay, let's try it afresh from the top. Play it from the top one added time.Learn more: top

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take in stride take in tow take into account take issue with take it take it all in take it away take it easy take it from the top take it on the chin take it or leave it take it out on take its toll take kindly to take leave of take leave of one's senses take liberties

English Vocalbulary

from the very start from the womb to the tomb from them from theory into practice from this day forward from Tiberias from time immemorial from time to time from tip to toe from top to bottom from top to toe from various sources from where from where? from within from year to year from you frond

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