take one's time

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25 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: prendre el seu temps — go about something slowly and carefully
• Chinese Mandarin: 不着急 — go about something slowly and carefully
• Chinese Mandarin: 慢慢来 — go about something slowly and carefully
• Dutch: de tijd nemen — go about something slowly and carefully
• Estonian: mitte kiirustama — go about something slowly and carefully
• Finnish: tehdä rauhassa — go about something slowly and carefully
• French: prendre son temps — go about something slowly and carefully
• German: langsam angehen — go about something slowly and carefully
• German: sich Zeit lassen — go about something slowly and carefully
• Hungarian: nem kell kapkodnia — go about something slowly and carefully
• Hungarian: ráérünk — go about something slowly and carefully
• Irish: glac am — go about something slowly and carefully
• Irish: tóg am — go about something slowly and carefully
• Italian: con comodo — go about something slowly and carefully
• Italian: prendersela comoda — go about something slowly and carefully
• Polish: nie śpieszyć się — go about something slowly and carefully
• Scottish Gaelic: gabh ùine — go about something slowly and carefully
• Spanish: tomarse su tiempo — go about something slowly and carefully
• Estonian: mitte kiirustama — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable
• French: prendre son temps — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable
• Hungarian: nem kapkodja el — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable
• Italian: prendersela comoda — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable
• Polish: marudzić — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable
• Scottish Gaelic: gabh ùine — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable
• Spanish: tomarse su tiempo — take more time to do something than is considered acceptable