take hold
idiomPart ofhold
take hold — idiom
1. to become established or start to have a strong effect — used for ideas, beliefs
1.慣用語
釋義
to become established or start to have a strong effect — used for ideas, beliefs, customs, or physical processes
例句
The new fashion trend took hold among teenagers across the country.
As the fire took hold, thick black smoke rose above the building.