TAKE THE WORK

Definition: To assume responsibility or perform a task, typically related to employment or a specific assignment.

Synonyms: Do Job, Perform Task, Complete Duty, Carry Out Job, Execute Task

Usage Examples in Sentences

Jason offered to take the work of setting up the new computer system.

The chef asked if someone could take the work of preparing the dessert.

Mark is always willing to take the work of helping others with their homework.

The team decided to take the work of cleaning up the neighborhood park.

After the team leader fell ill, Sarah had to take the work of organizing the project.

Despite being new to the job, Alex was eager to take the work of presenting the proposal to the clients.

The teacher encouraged the students to take the work of researching a historical event for the class project.

As the event coordinator, Mark had to take the work of ensuring all arrangements were in place for the conference.

During the absence of the regular anchor, the intern was excited to take the work of hosting the live television show.

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As a seasoned diplomat, she was always ready to take the work of negotiating delicate international agreements.

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He decided to take the work seriously and put in extra effort.

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She was eager to take the work, despite knowing it would be challenging.

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After much deliberation, he agreed to take the work on the condition of a higher salary.

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They were relieved when he agreed to take the work of overseeing the project.

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Take the work seriously if you want to succeed in this company.

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If you want to impress your boss, take the work assigned to you and complete it efficiently.

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To excel in your career, always be willing to take the work that others shy away from.

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To demonstrate your reliability, take the work and complete it to the best of your abilities.

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In order to gain trust in the workplace, one must consistently take the work and deliver results.

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In this company, employees are expected to take the work assigned to them without complaints.

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Before you can lead, you must learn to take the work and understand the responsibilities involved.

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After much deliberation, they decided to take the work and pursue the opportunity.

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Even though it was challenging, he never hesitated to take the work and fulfill his duties.