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Definition of undertake
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of undertake is as below...
Undertake
(v. t.) To
assume,
as a
character..
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Barrister
::
Barrister
(n.)
Counselor
at law; a
counsel
admitted
to plead at the bar, and
undertake
the
public
trial of
causes,
as
distinguished
from an
attorney
or
solicitor.
See
Attorney..
Decline
::
Decline
(v. t.) To put or turn
aside;
to turn off or away from; to
refuse
to
undertake
or
comply
with;
reject;
to shun; to
avoid;
as, to
decline
an
offer;
to
decline
a
contest;
he
declined
any
participation
with
them..
Undertake
::
Undertake
(v. t.)
Specifically,
to take upon one's self
solemnly
or
expressly;
to lay one's self under
obligation,
or to enter into
stipulations,
to
perform
or to
execute;
to
covenant;
to
contract..
Job
::
"Job (n.) A piece of
chance
or
occasional
work; any
definite
work
undertaken
in gross for a fixed
price;
as, he did the job for a
thousand
dollars..
Undertaken
::
Undertaken
(p. p.) of
Undertak.
Undertook
::
Undertook
() imp. of
Undertake.
Undertaking
::
Undertaking
(n.)
Specifically,
the
business
of an
undertaker,
or the
management
of
funerals..
Undertake
::
Undertake
(v. i.) To give a
promise
or
guarantee;
to be
surety.
Regulator
::
Regulator
(n.) A
member
of a
volunteer
committee
which,
in
default
of the
lawful
authority,
undertakes
to
preserve
order and
prevent
crimes;
also,
sometimes,
one of a band
organized
for the
comission
of
violent
crimes..
Thoroughpaced
::
Thoroughpaced
(a.)
Perfect
in what is
undertaken;
complete;
going all
lengths;
as, a
thoroughplaced
Tory or
Whig..
Crusade
::
Crusade
(n.) Any one of the
military
expeditions
undertaken
by
Christian
powers,
in the 11th, 12th, and 13th
centuries,
for the
recovery
of the Holy Land from the
Mohammedans..
Undertaking
::
Undertaking
(n.) That which is
undertaken;
any
business,
work, or
project
which a
person
engages
in, or
attempts
to
perform;
an
enterprise..
Emprise
::
Emprise
(v. t.) To
undertake.
Contract
::
Contract
(n.) The
agreement
of two or more
persons,
upon a
sufficient
consideration
or
cause,
to do, or to
abstain
from
doing,
some act; an
agreement
in which a party
undertakes
to do, or not to do, a
particular
thing;
a
formal
bargain;
a
compact;
an
interchange
of legal
rights..
Upholder
::
Upholder
(n.) An
undertaker,
or
provider
for
funerals..
Experiment
::
Experiment
(n.)
Atrial
or
special
observation,
made to
confirm
or
disprove
something
doubtful;
esp., one under
conditions
determined
by the
experimenter;
an act or
operation
undertaken
in order to
discover
some
unknown
principle
or
effect,
or to test,
establish,
or
illustrate
some
suggest
or known
truth;
practical
test;
poof..
Crusade
::
Crusade
(n.) Any
enterprise
undertaken
with zeal and
enthusiasm;
as, a
crusade
against
intemperance..
Isopathy
::
Isopathy
(n.) The
system
which
undertakes
to cure a
disease
by means of the virus of the same
disease.
Allegation
::
Allegation
(n.) A
statement
by a party of what he
undertakes
to
prove,
--
usually
applied
to each
separate
averment;
the
charge
or
matter
undertaken
to be
proved..
Promisor
::
Promisor
(n.) One who
engages
or
undertakes;
a
promiser.
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