Take On

Synonyms of take on

• assume
• shoulder
• undertake

Antonyms of take on

• abandon
• relinquish
• reject

Collocations of take on

challenge

Frequency: 80 %

She decided to take on the challenge of climbing Mount Everest.

project

Frequency: 75 %

The company decided to take on a new project to expand their business.

responsibility

Frequency: 70 %

As the team leader, he had to take on the responsibility of making important decisions.

task

Frequency: 65 %

He was eager to take on the task of organizing the charity event.

role

Frequency: 60 %

She was excited to take on the role of leading the school play.

Idiomatic Expressions for take on

• Phrase: take on a new role
  Meaning: to start performing a different job or function
  Usage: He was excited to take on a new role as the team leader.