take on
/teɪk ɒn/
undertake, challenge
📚 Meanings
- 1.
To agree to do or be responsible for something.
"She decided to take on the challenging new role."
- 2.
To fight or compete against someone or something.
"The small team bravely took on the league champions."
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Despite his busy schedule, he decided to take on the role of team leader.
Despite his busy schedule, he decided to take on the role of team leader.
It takes a lot of courage to take on a giant corporation in court.
It takes a lot of courage to take on a giant corporation in court.
The company is looking to take on more staff to handle the increased workload.
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