take sth on
— phrasal verb with take /teɪk/ verb (took, taken)Definition
C1 to accept a particular job or responsibility: She took too much on and made herself ill.Recruiting staff, applying for and accepting jobs
(Definition of take sth on from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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take sth in your stride idiom
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take sth into account idiom
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take sth off phrasal verb (NOT WORK)
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take sth off phrasal verb (REMOVE)
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take sth on board idiom
- take sth on phrasal verb
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take sth out on sb phrasal verb
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take sth out phrasal verb (MONEY)
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take sth out phrasal verb (REMOVE)
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take sth to heart idiom
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take sth to pieces idiom
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SMART Thesaurus
Synonyms and related words:
- anoint verb (FOR A JOB)
- applicant noun
- appoint verb (PERSON)
- appointed adjective (PERSON)
- appointee noun
- go into sth phrasal verb (START)
- golden hello noun
- handpicked adjective
- headhunt verb
- hiring noun
- intake noun (AMOUNT)
- recruit verb
- scout noun (SEARCH)
- set sb up phrasal verb (ESTABLISH)
- Situations Vacant noun
- staff verb
- step into sth phrasal verb
- subcontract verb
- take sb on phrasal verb (EMPLOY)
- tender verb
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