Examples of using Are taking on in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Now with the Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative, you're taking on an even bigger cause.
There is a feeling that security forces are taking on a role that goes beyond their function- that of‘educator of the correct ideology.”.
sticking around this family, Elijah, you take on one of you, you are taking on all of you.
The question is whether or not Lord Grantham and Lady Mary fully appreciate what they're taking on.
But if you can't complete one thing, yet are taking on something else, then you won't be doing either thing well.
But more and more women are taking on the role of their family's chief financial officer.
The debt that you are taking on from a HELOC or HEL is secured by your house,
You know that you are taking on a major step in your life which entails a lot of responsibility so you have to be a person who is determined to see things through and to take on new challenges with a will to succeed.
income during the recession, more professionals are taking on paying projects in addition to their day jobs.
also the liability you are taking on should anything happen to your employee or a third party using a vehicle.
Goodman: When Kittisaro says you're taking on too much, how do you know that he is showing concern for your well-being,
with the primary borrower, who should know the risks you're taking on as a co-signer and how long-term repayment will affect life after college.
He's taking on too much for one half-strength Battlestar to handle.
She's taking on way too much, way too fast.
I'm taking on a project.
He's taking on Mr. Boss.
Which is nothing at all like the risk she's taking on the table.
I'm taking on Samaritan one agent at a time.
Ezra is taking on these big responsibilities.
He's taken on responsibilities… made friends.