Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
take-on
phrasal verb
/ˈteɪk ɒn/
Definition
To accept a responsibility or challenge.
Examples
- She decided to take on the leadership role in the project.
- The company is looking to take on new employees next month.
- He was excited to take on the challenge of running a marathon.
Meaning
To confront or tackle something, often an obligation, task, or competition.
Synonyms
- accept
- assume
- undertake
- confront
