Undertake Meaning in English
word
ˈəndɝˌteɪk
UN-der-TAYK
ˌʌndətˈeɪk
un-duh-TAYK
परिभाषा
To take responsibility for or begin to do something, especially something important, difficult, or that requires effort.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Formal and often used in business, legal, or academic contexts. Common with objects like 'project', 'task', 'responsibility', 'mission'. Does not mean 'take' physically. Frequently used as 'undertake to do something' or 'undertake a task'.
Spanish: emprender - asumir (responsabilidad)Portuguese (BR): empreender - assumir (responsabilidade)Portuguese (PT): empreender - assumir (responsabilidade)Chinese (Simplified): 承担 - 着手做Chinese (Traditional): 承擔 - 著手做Hindi: उठाना (ज़िम्मेदारी) - करना (काम)Arabic: يتولّى - يشرع في (مهمة)Bengali: চালানো - গ্রহণ করা - শুরু করাRussian: взяться за - осуществлять - предприниматьJapanese: 引き受ける - 取り組むVietnamese: đảm nhận - nhận làmKorean: 수행하다 - 맡다Turkish: üstlenmek - girişmekUrdu: اٹھانا - انجام دیناIndonesian: melaksanakan - menjalankan - memulai
उदाहरण वाक्य
The company will undertake a complete review of its policies.
basic
He decided to undertake the difficult mission alone.
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We are ready to undertake new challenges.
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She's planning to undertake a master's degree abroad next year.
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We can only undertake the project if we get more funding.
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He never undertakes anything unless he's sure he can finish it.
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