Ple·ia·des 
(plēə-dēz′, plī-)
(plēə-dēz′, plī-)pl.n.
1. Greek Mythology The seven daughters of Atlas (Maia, Electra, Celaeno, Taygeta, Merope, Alcyone, and Sterope), who were metamorphosed into stars.
2. An open star cluster in the constellation Taurus, consisting of several hundred stars, of which six are visible to the naked eye and located approximately 430 light years from Earth.
[Middle English Pliades, from Latin Plēïades, from Greek Plēiades.]
- take in
- take-in
- take in stride
- take into account
- take issue
- take it
- take it on the chin
- take it or leave it
- take it out on
- take its course
- take kindly to
- take life
- take life
- take life in hands
- take life in one's hands
- take lying down
- taken
- take no prisoners
- take-no-prisoners
- take notice of
- take off
- takeoff
- take on
- take (one's) breath away
- take one's breath away