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What is another word for undertakes?

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To accept or commence a given responsibility or engagement

(archaic) To promise or make a guarantee to do something

To take the first step into something

To apply oneself to, or start work on, a given task or issue

To attempt (something)

To perform or execute an action or task

To enter into a formal and legally binding agreement

To be able to accomplish

To conduct or devote oneself to

(engage in) To participate or become involved in

To handle or manage many tasks at once

To be bold or daring enough to do something risky or audacious

To experience or live through something

To give assent to and act on a suggestion by another

To become involved or associated with

To administer, implement, or carry out

To settle on a plan of action

To pass a resolution

To catch up with and pass while traveling in the same direction

To enact or establish legally or legislatively

To commence with a predetermined expectation, intention, or purpose

To take action or do something

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To accept or commence a given responsibility or engagement

endeavors^US

endeavours^UK

takes responsibility for

gives something a whirl

has a try at

takes the plunge

volunteers oneself to

occupies oneself with

sets the ball rolling

gets down to business

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

gets one's finger out

gets on with

strikes into

puts one's hand to the plough

gets the ball rolling

starts the ball rolling on

puts the wheels in motion

sets the wheels in motion

rolls up one's sleeves

practises^UK

practices^US

becomes involved with

gets going

takes responsibility of

gets the show on the road

rings up the curtain on

getd down to brass tacks

hits the ground running

gets down to the nitty-gritty

starts the ball rolling

gets to it

takes first step

gets off one's backside

takes up the baton for

assumes responsibility for

assumes responsibility of

becomes interested in

begins to participate in

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“To undertake the duties and responsibilities of a platoon sergeant, you are expected to be at the top of your game.”

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(archaic) To promise or make a guarantee to do something

crosses one's heart and hope to die

enters into an agreement

puts oneself down for

gives your word of honour

gives an undertaking to

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“I undertake that they will not have perished in vain.”

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To take the first step into something

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To apply oneself to, or start work on, a given task or issue

occupies oneself with

manoeuvres^UK

maneuvers^US

turns one's attention to

organizes^US

takes responsibility for

makes arrangements for

organises^UK

sinks your teeth into

gives something a whirl

takes the bit between your teeth

embarks upon

gets to work at

sets your hand to

gives something a try

hammers away at

tries to cope with

bangs away at

starts the ball rolling

steps up to the plate

utilizes^US

speaks in response to

utilises^UK

gives a dissertation on

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To attempt (something)

has a crack at

attempts

tries

endeavors^US

endeavours^UK

gives something a whirl

pulls out all the stops

takes best shot

tries one's hand at

busts a gut

gives old college try

has a shot at

has a stab at

makes a run at

moves heaven and earth

takes the bit between your teeth

gives it your best shot

gives something a go

gives something a try

gives something the old college try

gives something a stab

aspires

labors^US

labours^UK

leaves no stone unturned

makes an all-out effort

has one's nose to grindstone

makes a great effort

breaks one's back

puts one's back into it

plows^US

ploughs^UK

keeps your nose to the grindstone

works your fingers to the bone

works oneself to the bone

makes a supreme effort

tries as hard as one can

uses some elbow grease

puts one's back into something

puts one's shoulder to the wheel

goes hammer and tongs

works like a slave

burns the candle at both ends

works one's socks off

works fingers to bone

goes all out for

gives

commits

keeps nose to grindstone

drives oneself to the limit

pushes oneself to the limit

puts up a fight against

directs your efforts towards

makes a special effort

sets one's shoulder to the wheel

puts one's back in it

applies to

hits the ball

pulls out all stops

goes the whole nine yards

rises to the occasion

fishes or cut bait

puts up or shuts up

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To perform or execute an action or task

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To enter into a formal and legally binding agreement

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To be able to accomplish

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To conduct or devote oneself to

practises^UK

practices^US

specialises^UK

specializes^US

fulfils^UK

fulfills^US

hangs out one's shingle

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(engage in) To participate or become involved in

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To handle or manage many tasks at once

organises^UK

organizes^US

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To be bold or daring enough to do something risky or audacious

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To experience or live through something

Verb

To give assent to and act on a suggestion by another

recognises^UK

recognizes^US

rolls over and play dead

gives the green light

gives the go-ahead to

gives the green light to

gives the thumbs up to

authorizes^US

gives one's blessing to

gives consent to

lets pass

gives the nod to

gives one's assent to

licences^US

licenses^UK

authorises^UK

gives the stamp of approval to

favors^US

favours^UK

gives stamp of approval

puts John Hancock on

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To become involved or associated with

associates oneself with

becomes associated with

becomes connected with

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To administer, implement, or carry out

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To settle on a plan of action

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To pass a resolution

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To catch up with and pass while traveling in the same direction

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To enact or establish legally or legislatively

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To commence with a predetermined expectation, intention, or purpose

Verb

To take action or do something

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