to legally take and hold a person believed to have committed a crime
Two teenagers were arrested for the crime.

to stop working; out of order
My car broke down so I had to take the bus to work.

(with ＂after＂) to run in an attempt to catch someone or something
I chased the bus down the road, but it was too fast.

to borrow something like a book for a set amount of time
I checked out a couple of new DVDs from the video store.

a person who works for someone else
Being an employee is easier than being a good employer.

a building, place or machine that is made for a specific purpose
The apartment building had a recreational facility that included a weight room and indoor swimming pool.

to become aware of something or someone by sight, touch, hearing, or another sense
I noticed that my room didn’t look the same way as it did in the morning.

the first area one encounters when they enter a typical office, lobby, hotel, etc. to check into a room or to let another know that they have arrived
All incoming calls go to the reception desk.

a vehicle that carries passengers or items between two places
I always take the shuttle to the airport.