undertake
Pronunciation: [ʌndərˈteɪk]
Word
Context: "commitment"
(verb) to take on a task or responsibility. When you decide to do something serious, like a project or a job, you are undertaking it.
Example
She decided to undertake a big project for her school.
Example
He did not want to undertake any more responsibilities after the last one was too much.
Example
What new tasks are you willing to undertake this semester?
Context: "agreement"
(verb) to make a promise to do something or to agree to do it. This means when you say you'll do something important for someone else.
Example
They undertook to finish the work by the end of the week.
Example
She did not undertake to help with the project because she was too busy.
Example
What tasks did you undertake for the group project?
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