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take someone around (something/somewhere)
phrasal verb with takeverbus/teɪk/uk /teɪk/took | taken
B2
to walk through a building or visit a place with someone, showing them the most interesting or important parts:
You will be taken around the museum by one of the guides.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking someone somewhere or telling them the way
accompanied by someone/something
accompany
accompany someone to something
bring
bring someone/something along
chaperone
convoy
direct
drop
guide
lead
march
refer
see someone off
self-guided
shepherd
show someone around (something)
usher
usherette
walk
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