undertaking in Greek
undertaking in Greek is γραφείο κηδειών — undertaking means a task or project that someone takes responsibility for, especially a large or difficult one.
undertaking in Greek
γραφείο κηδειών
Pronounced: grafeio kideion
The business of an undertaker, or the management of funerals.
What does "undertaking" mean?
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noun A task or project that someone takes responsibility for, especially a large or difficult one.
"Renovating the entire building was a huge undertaking."
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noun A formal promise or guarantee to do something.
"The company gave an undertaking to fix the defect at no extra cost."
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undertaking in a sentence
- Renovating the entire building was a huge undertaking.
- Organising a village festival is quite an undertaking, but everyone helps.
- The company gave an undertaking to fix the defect at no extra cost.
- Nobody troubles to keep his word, to carry out literally his undertakings. In my small way I try to set that right by showing them the logical development of their ways.
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What is "undertaking" in Greek?
"undertaking" in Greek is γραφείο κηδειών. undertaking means: A task or project that someone takes responsibility for, especially a large or difficult one.
How do you pronounce γραφείο κηδειών?
"undertaking" in Greek is γραφείο κηδειών, pronounced "grafeio kideion".
How do you use "undertaking" in a sentence?
Example: "Renovating the entire building was a huge undertaking." In Greek, "undertaking" is γραφείο κηδειών.
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