take it

verb7

1. •
   To endure affliction, criticism, punishment or torment.

   • She finally left her abusive husband. She couldn't take it any more.
2. •
   To suppose; to assume.

   • I take it on trust that you won't tell my secret.
3. •
   To assume based on evidence or observation; to gather.

   • I take it that she didn't like the cake. (e.g. on seeing the cake thrown in the bin)
4. •
   To accept something even though it may not be perfect or ideal; to acquiesce.

   • Today's kinda hot and humid, but at least the heat wave is over and there's a breeze: I'll take it.
5. •
   To assume responsibility for.

   • I began the project; now you take it from here.
6. •
   To submit to passive sexual intercourse.
7. •
   To taste or sample some food or drink.