take up the challenge

To accept or attempt some particular test, fight, contest, etc., or answer an invitation or call to such. I knew it was going to be really hard doing a master's degree while working full time, but I was ready to take up the challenge. We need someone to manage our entire Pacific Northwest operation. What do you think—are you willing to take up the challenge?

take up the challenge

to respond to a challenge and do what the challenge asks. I am not prepared to take the challenge up. Dave took up the challenge without much urging.

词组	take up the challenge
释义	take up the challenge take up the challenge To accept or attempt some particular test, fight, contest, etc., or answer an invitation or call to such. I knew it was going to be really hard doing a master's degree while working full time, but I was ready to take up the challenge. We need someone to manage our entire Pacific Northwest operation. What do you think—are you willing to take up the challenge? See also: challenge, take, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take up the challenge to respond to a challenge and do what the challenge asks. I am not prepared to take the challenge up. Dave took up the challenge without much urging. See also: challenge, take, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: tomorrow be on the table be off the table (Someone or something) called, they want their (something) back! banner a wash rotten apple spoils the barrel a bad apple spoils the (whole) barrel a rotten apple spoils the (whole) barrel a rotten apple spoils the (whole) bunch
随便看	eat out eat out of eat out of hand eat out of house and home eat out of (one's) hand eat out of someone's hand eat out of someone's hand, to eat pussy eats eat salt eat salt with eat salt with (someone) eat shit Eat shit! eat somebody alive eat somebody out of house and home eat somebody's lunch eat someone alive eat (someone or something) eat someone out of house and home eat someone out of house and home, to eat (someone's) ass out eat someone's ass out eat (someone's) dust eat someone's dust