You must have noticed by now that learning a foreign language is not easy job, because so many words have different uses and meanings. Let’s take a look at several verbs with multiple meanings.

LLEVAR - to take/carry, take a person (somewhere), wear
llevar a cabo - to carry through, accomplish
llevar a los niños a la escuela - to take the children to school
llevar conmigo - to take with me
llevar ropa - to wear clothing
llevar una cosa - to take/carry a thing
llevar una vida de perros - to lead a dog’s life

QUITAR - to remove, take off/away
quitar el polvo - to dust, remove dust
quitar la nieve - to shovel/remove snow
quitar la pintura - to strip/remove the paint
quitar la ropa – to take off one’s clothes

SACAR - to take (out)
sacar a bailar - to ask for a dance
sacar a paseo - to take (out) for a walk
sacar agua - to get/draw water
sacar algo de la caja - to take something from (out of) the box
sacar una foto - to take a picture

TOMAR - to take, drink, eat
tomar apuntes - to take notes
tomar el sol - to sunbathe, to lie in the sun
tomar en cuenta - to consider
tomar leche - to drink milk
tomar lugar - to take place
tomar parte en - to take part in
tomar una comida - to have a meal

So take your time and learn these expressions! ¡Nos vemos prontito!