"take action. if you don't, shut up."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"What's wrong with you?" "Leave me alone for a while. It's none of your business."

“See you later."“OK, take it easy."

As the saying goes, "Nothing ventured, nothing gained."

"Oh? If you're free get the cleaning done." "What's up with that? Don't order your brother around!"

“Anyone for tennis?"“OK, I'll take you on."

“Is it cancer? Tell me straight."

"How are you doing?" "I couldn't be better."

“Let's take a break, shall we?" “Yes, let's."

“I'm sorry."“It's all right. Don't worry about it."

“Will you come and play with me?"“Sure."

"You mustn't go out now." "Why not?"

“I think we should all vote to strike."“Speak for yourself!"

“How're you doing?"“Pretty much the same."

There is a notice up, saying ‘No admission except on business.'

What if I say "No"?

“You called me a fool."“Sorry, I take it back."

“Can you give me a ride?"“It depends where you are going."

“I'm sorry."—“Never mind."

“Can I help you?"—“Oh thanks."

“Am I disturbing you?"—“No, not in the least."

"So, you'll go out with me if I don't have to repeat a year?" "I don't care for 'what if' stories."

You must not take it ill,―take it amiss,―for I say this out of kindness.

“I'm sorry I stained your book."—“Forget it."

“Leave nothing to chance,” is my motto.

“Shall we go for a walk?" “No, let's not."

“If you could wait just a minute ...."“Of course."

“Will you come?"—“Positively!"

“Use my computer."“No, this is fine."

“You didn't do it."“I did it, too."

“Let him do it."“No. He is not the right person for the job."