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take on

phrasal verb
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take somebody on
  1. (especially British English) to employ somebody聘用；僱用
    • to take on new staff僱用新員工
    • She was taken on as a trainee.她受聘當實習生。
  2. [no passive] to play against somebody in a game or contest; to fight against somebody（運動或比賽）同某人較量；反抗；與某人戰鬥
    • to take somebody on at tennis與某人比賽打網球
    • The rebels took on the entire Roman army.反叛者與整個羅馬軍隊戰鬥。
take something on
  1. [no passive] to begin to have a particular quality, appearance, etc.呈現，具有（特征、外觀等）
    • The chameleon can take on the colours of its background.變色龍可以變成周圍環境的顔色。
    • His voice took on a more serious tone.他說話的語氣變得嚴肅起來。
take something/somebody on
  1.  
     to decide to do something; to agree to be responsible for something/somebody決定做；同意負責；承擔（責任）
    • I can't take on any extra work.我不能承擔任何額外工作。
    • We're not taking on any new clients at present.目前我們不接收新客戶。
  2. (of a bus, plane or ship公共汽車、飛機或船只) to allow somebody/something to enter接納（乘客）；裝載
    • The bus stopped to take on more passengers.公共汽車停下讓其他乘客上車。
    • The ship took on more fuel at Freetown.輪船在弗裏敦停靠加燃料。

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