Take on

/tˈeɪk ˈɒn/

/tˈeɪk ˈɑːn/

to take on

[phrase form: take]

to hire someone

to play against someone in a game or contest

to adopt a particular quality or appearance

to accept responsibilities, titles, or offices

to accept something as a challenge or responsibility

to allow an individual to join a group or community

to carry something or someone

Example

The startup is ready to take on fresh talent for their innovative projects.

The company decided to take on new employees to meet the growing demand.

Snow-capped peaks in the distance took on a heavenly radiance in the alpenglow.

In the moonlight, the old cemetery took on a ghostly appearance.

Autumn leaves took on an elegant kobi tinge.

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