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🛠️undertake

verb
/ˌʌndərˈteɪk/
understudy undertaker
undertake definition card — visual illustration of the meaning undertake synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison undertake collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

To agree to do or begin to do something important or difficult.
to commit to and begin a task or project; to take on responsibility

Example Sentences

She undertook the responsibility of organizing the event.

She decided to undertake a challenging project.

Example Expressions

undertake a mission

Synonyms

assume, accept, commit, embark, begin, commence, start
Entry 1
assume, accept, commit, embark
Entry 2
begin, commence, start, embark

Antonyms

refuse, reject, abandon, quit, avoid
Entry 1
refuse, reject
Entry 2
abandon, quit, avoid

Collocations

undertake responsibility, undertake a task, undertake a journey, undertake project, undertake task, undertake mission, undertake journey
Entry 1
undertake responsibility, undertake a task, undertake a journey
Entry 2
undertake project, undertake responsibility, undertake task, undertake mission, undertake journey

More Example Sentences

Son: I want to undertake a course on English.

Have you undertaken any course on computer before?

Have you undertaken any course on digital marketing before?

Will your friends undertake the Advanced course on Vasanth Academy Method?

Yes, father. But I want to undertake the course on French by Vasanth Academy.

Yes, father. But I want to undertake the course on English by Vasanth Academy.

Will you undertake the Grammar and the Advanced course on Vasanth Academy Method?

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