undertook

[ uhn-der-took ]

verb

1. the simple past tense of undertake.

undertook

/ ˌʌndəˈtʊk /

verb

1. the past tense of undertake

Example Sentences

In 2017, aged 32, he undertook a postgraduate degree at the University of Lisbon, where Jose Mourinho - Manchester United's manager at the time - was a coordinator and lecturer on its High Performance Coaching course.

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Only once does he share feeling “crushed”, during the hunger strike he undertook in 2021 in order to demand medical care from civilian doctors.

From BBC

After finding the source, they undertook a separate challenge.

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As Florida braced for Milton's arrival, the state undertook its largest evacuation effort in years, hoping to remove as many people as possible from projected areas of danger.

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A survey by the Higher Education Policy Institute found that just under half of Welsh students who responded undertook paid employment which was below the UK average.

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Related Words

• begin
• commence
• guarantee
• initiate
• launch
• offer
• shoulder
• tackle
• try