The phrase
"to get one's take on something" means to ask someone for their opinion or viewpoint on a particular topic, situation or issue.
Full definition
Would you mind if I were to give a call next week I'd like to share this deal with you and
get your take on it from a local prospective?
I may spend a couple of hours scraping together my thoughts before sending an idea out to the product team to
get their take on it.
I'd love to send you the first 25 pages to
get your take on it.
I'll have to show it to the kid and
get her take on it.
Wanted to
get your take on it.
Yes, I wanted to show you guys this image;
get your take on it.
We've previewed the B 200 earlier this year, click here to
get our take on it.
Not only can you now get extended character biographies and plot summaries, but you can chat in real time with other people who are reading the book or have recently read the book to
get their take on it.
We're launching a crowdfunding campaign soon to see if we can share our product with other dogs facing similar problems and I'd love to share the product with you and
get your take on it.
Many travelers love these destinations and I'm eager to
get your take on them.
There has been a lot in the news lately and I would love to
get your take on it.
I will however, turn to one of the many experts on peak oil to
get his take on it.
You always want to
get another take on it.