Un‑der‑take

Definition

undertake / ʌndǝ'teÇk / v ( pt undertook /-'tƱk /; pp undertaken /-'teÇkǝn /) ( fml ) ၁။ တာဝန္ယူသည္။ လက္ခံ ေဆာင္ရြက္သည္။ undertake a mission/ task/ project ❍ She undertook the organization of the whole scheme. ၂။ တာဝန္ယူသည္။ ကတိေပးသည္။ He undertook to finish the job by Friday. ❏ undertaking 1 /ʌndǝ'teÇkÇŋ / n ၁။ တာဝန္။ လုပ္ငန္း။ a commercial/ financial undertaking ❍ Getting married is a serious undertaking. ၂။ ~ (that…/ to do sth) ( fml ) ကတိ။ အာမခံခ်က္။ a written undertaking that the loan would be repaid ❍ She gave a solemn undertaking to accept the court's ruling.

Examples

1. The court will undertake a serious examination of the case.
2. The most recent survey of rare birds was undertaken in 1991.
3. It is one of the largest dam projects ever undertaken.
4. [undertake to do something] : The government has undertaken to tackle unemployment as a priority.
5. To join the club
6. you have to undertake to buy a minimum of six books a year.
7. I'm forever reading about how cyclists shouldn't undertake HGVs
8. and that's certainly valid.