Meaning oftake onin English

Verb

1. to assume responsibility; accept a challenge
   The company will take on new staff to handle the increased workload.
2. to engage in competition or conflict; challenge someone
   She decided to take on the project and lead the team.
3. to begin exhibiting a trait; display
   The boxer is ready to take on his opponent in the championship match.
4. to hire someone for a job; employ
   As she grew older, she began to take on more responsibilities.
5. to acquire or introduce something; adopt
   The new policy will take on a more significant role in shaping the company's future.
6. to become successful or popular; gain acceptance
   The new product is starting to take on and become a bestseller.