take someone's word for it
US /teɪk ˈsʌmˌwʌnz wɝd fər ɪt/
・UK /teɪk ˈsʌmwʌnz wɜ:d fə ɪt/
B1
idm.To accept what someone says without needing proof.
I don't know the details, but I'll take your word for it.
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- If you take someone's word for it, you write down what they say, believe what they say, need to check if that's true.
If you take someone's word for it, you write down what they say, believe what they say, need to check if that's true.
- If you take someone's word for it, you write down what they say, believe what they say.
If you take someone's word for it, you write down what they say, believe what they say.
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- If you say that you'll take someone's word for it, that means you believe them and that they don't need to prove themselves.
If you say that you'll take someone's word for it, that means you believe them and that they don't need to prove themselves.
- If you say that you'll take someone's word for it, that means you believe them and that they don't need to prove themselves.
If you say that you'll take someone's word for it, that means you believe them and that they don't need to prove themselves.