Undertaking | Definition of Undertaking by Webster's Online Dictionary Word: Definition Translation En -> Es Translation En -> De Translation En

Undertaking | Definition of Undertaking by Webster's Online Dictionary Word: Definition Translation En -> Es Translation En -> De Translation En

En Translation De -> Es Translation De -> Fr Translation Fr -> En Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De undertaking undertaking empresa, garantía, promesa

En Translation De -> Es Translation De -> Fr Translation Fr -> En Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De undertaking undertaking Unternehmen, übernehmend, Versprechen

guard ( one ) to the end of a course or an undertaking . v. i. 1. To

to befall one ; lot in life , or event in any particular undertaking ; fate ; destiny ; as , to

Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De Speed Pronunciation: spēd n. 1. Prosperity in an undertaking ; favorable issue ; success . O

work that is undertaken or attempted ; " he prepared for great undertakings " Synonyms: project , task , undertaking Verb 1. labor - strive

stand . To dream that you have three or more legs , denotes that you are undertaking too many projects than

toil , tour de force , transaction , travail , trial and error , trick , trouble , trump , try , turn , undertaking , venture , whack , while , work

impressing dread ; adapted to excite fear and deter from approach , encounter , or undertaking ; alarming . They seemed to

of work , sweat , swing , taking on , task , tendance , tenure , thing , tiresome work , toil , trade , travail , treadmill , undertaking , usage , use , using , using

to buy something on impulse . These were my natural impulses for the undertaking . - Dryden. v. t. 1

to determine ; as , to arrange the preliminaries of an undertaking . Verb 1. arrange - put

2. That which comes after ; hence , consequence , issue , or result , of an endeavor or undertaking , whether good or bad

task , theorem , thesis , throw a pass , truism , truth , truth table , truth-function , truth-value , undertaking , universal truth , utterance , venture

creation in the mind of the artist in undertaking his subject ; the

how , the way of , thing , thing done , tone , tour de force , transactions , turn , undertaking , way , way of

I shortly afterwards set off for that capital , with an idea of undertaking while there the

thingumadoodle , thingumajig , thingumajigger , thingumaree , thingummy , togs , tools , tour de force , transaction , traps , trend , tricks , turn , type , undertaking , unit , utensil , utensils , vocation

Fr Translation Fr -> En Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De Venture Ven´ture n. 1. An undertaking of chance

The encountering of risks ; hazardous and striking enterprise ; a bold undertaking , in which

The encountering of risks ; hazardous and striking enterprise ; a bold undertaking , in which

foot , set up , sire , source , spring , substance , suit , suit at law , summon up , tie , ulterior motive , undertaking , use force upon , vocation

it . - Shak. Tell me , wench , how will the world repute me For undertaking so unstaid a

synergy , synonymity , synonymousness , synonymy , synthesis , team spirit , tie-up , total agreement , traditionalism , transaction , tune , unanimity , unanimousness , undertaking , ungrudgingness , unification , uniformity , union

in , tone , touch , touchdown , trench , trial , trial and error , try , turn up , undertake , undertaking , unite , venture , venture on

try a case , try for , try it on , try one , try out , umpire , undertaking , validate , venture , venture on

foot , set up , sire , source , spring , substance , suit , suit at law , summon up , tie , ulterior motive , undertaking , use force upon , vocation

the written word , to-do , transaction , transcript , transcription , trouble , tune , typescript , ulterior motive , undertaking , unit of being

of work that is undertaken or attempted ; " he prepared for great undertakings " Synonyms: task , undertaking , labor 2. project - a

of work that is undertaken or attempted ; " he prepared for great undertakings " Synonyms: task , undertaking , labor 2. project - a

of work that is undertaken or attempted ; " he prepared for great undertakings " Synonyms: task , undertaking , labor 2. project - a

to befall one ; lot in life , or event in any particular undertaking ; fate ; destiny ; as , to

Milton. Each morning sees some task begin , Each evening sees it close . - Longfellow. 2. Business ; employment ; undertaking ; labor . His mental powers

to befall one ; lot in life , or event in any particular undertaking ; fate ; destiny ; as , to

Milton. Each morning sees some task begin , Each evening sees it close . - Longfellow. 2. Business ; employment ; undertaking ; labor . His mental powers

energy , and the like ; a bold , arduous , or hazardous attempt ; an undertaking ; as , a manly

to do one ' s dever " ( duty ). - Fuller. Noun 1. endeavor - a purposeful or industrious undertaking ( especially one that requires

to do one ' s dever " ( duty ). - Fuller. Noun 1. endeavor - a purposeful or industrious undertaking ( especially one that requires

to befall one ; lot in life , or event in any particular undertaking ; fate ; destiny ; as , to

energy , and the like ; a bold , arduous , or hazardous attempt ; an undertaking ; as , a manly

of troops . 3. (Law) A material article of an agreement ; an undertaking in the

action ; execution ; achievement ; accomplishment ; representation by action ; as , the performance of an undertaking of a

set about ; to attempt . [ imp . Undertook ; p . p . Undertaken ; p . pr . & vb . n . Undertaking .] To second

A footrace of 26 miles 385 yards . 2. Any long and arduous undertaking , straining the endurance

action ; execution ; achievement ; accomplishment ; representation by action ; as , the performance of an undertaking of a

to do one ' s dever " ( duty ). - Fuller. Noun 1. endeavor - a purposeful or industrious undertaking ( especially one that requires

tone , topic , tour de force , transaction , trick , trump , tug-of-war , turn , tussle , twist , undertaking , verdict , vigor , vim , vitality

tone , topic , tour de force , transaction , trick , trump , tug-of-war , turn , tussle , twist , undertaking , verdict , vigor , vim , vitality

the scoop , the spoken word , thought , throw off , tidings , token , tongue , transmission , troth , type , undertaking , utter , utterance string , verbalize

for example ) Synonyms: address 13. direct - plan and direct ( a complex undertaking ); " he masterminded the

tenure , therapy , thing , things to do , throw , tierce , tinker , tinker up , toss , turn , undersong , undertaking , upcurve , usage , use , usefulness

off , thing , thing done , tick , tone , tour de force , tread the boards , troupe , turn , undertaking , upstage , volume-produce , way

tone , topic , tour de force , transaction , trick , trump , tug-of-war , turn , tussle , twist , undertaking , verdict , vigor , vim , vitality

guard ( one ) to the end of a course or an undertaking . v. i. 1. To

a motion was made to dispense with their personal appearance , on their clerks undertaking in court

work that is undertaken or attempted ; " he prepared for great undertakings " Synonyms: project , task , undertaking Verb 1. labor - strive

work that is undertaken or attempted ; " he prepared for great undertakings " Synonyms: project , task , undertaking Verb 1. labor - strive

Es Translation Fr -> De Assumpsit As`sump´sit n. 1. (Law) A promise or undertaking , founded on a

set free , or deliver from arrest , or out of custody , on the undertaking of some

style , swing , tactics , taking place , thing , thing done , tone , tour de force , transaction , turn , under way , undertaking , way , way of

on that which is undetermined or unknown ; as , the success of his undertaking is contingent upon events

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turn , turn to account , turn to profit , turn to use , undertaking , use , use ill , use

of knowledge , stroke , stunt , success , talent , thing , thing done , tour de force , transaction , triumph , turn , undertaking , unraveling , unriddling , unscrambling , unspinning

summons , supplication , tell , tentative , tentative approach , trade price , trial , trial and error , try , underbid , undertaking , unit price , warn , whack

take-over , takeover , taking over , tenancy , tenantry , tenure , tenure in chivalry , thing , title , underlease , undertaking , undertenancy , usucapion , usurpation , villein

of knowledge , stroke , stunt , success , talent , thing , thing done , tour de force , transaction , triumph , turn , undertaking , unraveling , unriddling , unscrambling , unspinning

paying taxes , duties , etc . To declare off to recede from an agreement , undertaking , contract , etc .; to

tear , tentative , throw at , thrust , tilt , toot , toss at , trial , trial and error , try , undertaking , upcurve , venture , whack , whirl

time , tackle , take into employment , take on , take to , take up , tendance , thing , undertake , undertaking , usage , use , use up

travail , treatise , treatment , trial , trial and error , try , try it on , try out , typescript , undertaking , validate , venture , venture on

tactics , tally , task , tax roll , the big picture , the picture , timetable , ukase , undertaking , venture , way , white book

Daniel to German , Translate Daniel to French Browse Dangerful Dangerless Dangerous dangerous undertaking dangerously dangerousness Dangers of

turn , turn to account , turn to profit , turn to use , undertaking , use , use ill , use

take-over , takeover , taking over , tenancy , tenantry , tenure , tenure in chivalry , thing , title , underlease , undertaking , undertenancy , usucapion , usurpation , villein

how , the way of , thing , thing done , tone , tour de force , transactions , turn , undertaking , way , way of

feel the air on his neck " Synonyms: gentle wind , zephyr , air 2. breeze - any undertaking that is easy to

tired ; to become exhausted or impatient ; as , to weary of an undertaking . Verb 1. weary - exhaust

As`sist´ v. t. 1. To give support to in some undertaking or effort , or in

ruin ; as , a disastrous day ; a disastrous termination of an undertaking . Wherein I spake of

2. That which comes after ; hence , consequence , issue , or result , of an endeavor or undertaking , whether good or bad

As`sist´ v. t. 1. To give support to in some undertaking or effort , or in

staff work , strafing , subcommittee , things to do , trade , training mission , transfer , trust , trusteeship , umbrella , undertaking , vicarious authority , vocation , walk

to buy something on impulse . These were my natural impulses for the undertaking . - Dryden. v. t. 1

turn , turn to account , turn to profit , turn to use , undertaking , use , use ill , use

task , theorem , thesis , throw a pass , truism , truth , truth table , truth-function , truth-value , undertaking , universal truth , utterance , venture

Undershirt undershorts Underside underskirt underslung load understand understandable understandably understanding understate understatement understood Understudy Undertake undertaker undertaking undervalue Underwater underwater pipeline

somber , spirited , spot cash , staid , steady , stone-faced , straight-faced , surety , tenacious , thoughtful , token , token payment , undertaking , unsmiling , vadimonium , vadium , vehement

gathering , soiree , something , task , thing , thingum , thingumabob , thingumadad , thingumadoodle , thingumajig , thingumajigger , thingumaree , thingummy , topic , transaction , triangle , undertaking , unfaithfulness , venture , wake , whatchy

impressing dread ; adapted to excite fear and deter from approach , encounter , or undertaking ; alarming . They seemed to

of a knight . - Longfellow. Noun 1. equipment - an instrumentality needed for an undertaking or to perform

Translation Fr -> Es Translation Fr -> De endeavour Noun 1. endeavour - a purposeful or industrious undertaking ( especially one that requires

of work , sweat , swing , taking on , task , tendance , tenure , thing , tiresome work , toil , trade , travail , treadmill , undertaking , usage , use , using , using

thingumadoodle , thingumajig , thingumajigger , thingumaree , thingummy , togs , tools , tour de force , transaction , traps , trend , tricks , turn , type , undertaking , unit , utensil , utensils , vocation

slave , spout , stake , stooge , subaltern , subordinate , surety , third stringer , token , token payment , touch , toy , underling , understrapper , undertaking , vadimonium , vadium , vehicle , venture

lead , temporary expedient , thing , thing done , tour de force , transaction , trick , trickery , trump , turn , unafraid , undaunted , undertaking , undulate , valiant , valorous , wangle

stroke , stunt , subordinary , success , tenne , thing , thing done , tincture , torse , tour de force , transaction , tressure , turn , undertaking , unicorn , vair , vert , victory

take-over , takeover , taking over , tenancy , tenantry , tenure , tenure in chivalry , thing , title , underlease , undertaking , undertenancy , usucapion , usurpation , villein