Synonyms and antonyms of To take something somewhere in British Thesaurus

bring (verb)

to take someone or something from one place and have them with you when you arrive somewhere else

deliver (verb)

to take something, especially goods or letters, to a place

take (verb)

to cause someone or something to be in a new position or condition

rush (verb)

to take or send someone or something somewhere in a hurry

carry (verb)

to take or deliver a message to someone

bring along ()

to take someone or something with you when you go somewhere

transfer (verb)

to move someone or something from one place to another

cart (verb)

informal to carry or take something somewhere, especially something that is heavy or difficult to hold

drop (verb)

to take something to a place and not stay there very long

bear (verb)

literary to carry or take someone or something somewhere

bring (verb)

to make someone or something come to a place or be in a place

bring over ()

to take someone or something from one place to the place where someone else is, especially their home

bring round ()

to take someone or something somewhere, especially to someone’s house

bring through ()

to take someone or something from one place and have them with you when you arrive somewhere else

carry (verb)

if water or air carries something or someone, it takes them with it as it moves along

convey (verb)

formal to move someone or something from one place to another

deliver (verb)

to give information or documents to someone

get in ()

to deliver or send something to a person or place

return (verb)

to put, send, or take something back to the place where it came from