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Undertake

Definition:

Undertake is a verb that means to take on or assume responsibility for a task or activity.

Senses:

1. Transitive: To commit to doing something; to embark on a task or mission.
2. Transitive: To agree to be responsible for something; to accept or take on a duty or obligation.
3. Transitive: To promise or pledge.
4. Intransitive: To venture or take on a new task, often involving risks or challenges.

Usage Examples:

1. Transitive:

• The company will undertake the construction of a new office building.
• She decided to undertake the challenging task of climbing Mount Everest.

2. Transitive:

• The lawyer agreed to undertake the case and provide legal representation.
• He willingly undertook the responsibility of organizing the charity event.

3. Transitive:

• I undertake to finish the project by the end of the week.
• By signing the contract, he undertook to pay the full amount within 30 days.

4. Intransitive:

• After years of working as an employee, she decided to undertake her own business.
• They are planning to undertake a challenging hiking expedition in the Himalayas.

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