Tomar el control de un puesto o empresa.
To take control of a job or company.
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Ella asumirá el mando en mayo. — She will take over in May.
El miedo puede apoderarse de tu mente con facilidad. — Fear can take over your mind easily.
Muchas empresas adoptan estrategias de marketing que ya funcionan. — Many companies take over successful marketing strategies.
¿Quién va a asumir el mando de la tienda? — Who is going to take over the shop?
¿La ansiedad volvió a apoderarse de sus pensamientos? — Did anxiety take over her thoughts again?
¿Decidiste adoptar su enfoque de ventas? — Did you decide to take over their approach to sales?
Cuando el gerente se fue, tuve que asumir el mando. — When the manager left, I had to take over.
No dejes que la negatividad se apodere de tu día. — Please don't let negativity take over your day.
Adoptemos algunas técnicas nuevas este trimestre. — Let's take over some new techniques this quarter.
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