take on

What does the phrasal verb “take on” mean? Explore the meaning and usage of the phrasal verb “take on“, illustrated with examples:

Definition

1. To assume responsibility for.
2. To acquire, bring in, or introduce.
3. To hire; engage.
4. To begin to have or exhibit.

Example(s)

1. I’ll take on the task of writing the report.
2. The plane took on new passengers when it stopped in Paris.
3. They took on more workers for the new project.
4. She has taken on the look of a banker.

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