Take on

Pronunciation: /ˈteɪk ˈɑn/

Take on (phrasal verb)

  1. To agree to do a task or job, especially when it is new or difficult.
  2. To begin having a role, responsibility, or duty, often in an official position.
  3. To face a person or problem and try to deal with it, even if it is risky.

Examples

  • She takes on a new job next month.
  • They take on the position after the interview.