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Meaning of take charge
Wordnet
take charge (v)
assume control
take charge Sentence Examples
- The captain boldly took charge of the ship during the treacherous storm.
- The project manager took charge of coordinating the team's efforts to ensure timely completion.
- The CEO took charge of the company's restructuring, implementing bold new strategies.
- The teacher took charge of the classroom, establishing rules and fostering a positive learning environment.
- The student took charge of his education, pursuing extra-curricular activities and seeking additional support.
- The doctor took charge of the patient's recovery, monitoring progress and administering appropriate treatments.
- The parent took charge of their child's upbringing, providing guidance, discipline, and unconditional love.
- The activist took charge of the movement, rallying support and advocating for social justice.
- The entrepreneur took charge of his startup, navigating challenges and driving its growth.
- The athlete took charge of their training regimen, pushing themselves to the limits and striving for greatness.
FAQs About the word take charge
assume control
grasp, grip,hold,clasp, lay hold of, catch, clench, seize, cling (to), hold on (to)
give, free, release, drop, discharge, liberate, give, free, pass, discharge
The captain boldly took charge of the ship during the treacherous storm.
The project manager took charge of coordinating the team's efforts to ensure timely completion.
The CEO took charge of the company's restructuring, implementing bold new strategies.
The teacher took charge of the classroom, establishing rules and fostering a positive learning environment.
