task

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈtɑːsk/, /ˈtæsk/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/tæsk/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(task, täsk)

Collocations for "task"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "task" in context.

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task

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a [tough, hard, simple, straightforward, boring, shared, common] task
  2. the [main, principal] task (is)
  3. [daily, weekly, monthly] tasks
  4. [office, team, work, job] tasks
  5. tasks concerning [logistics, accounting, marketing]
  6. [this, it] is a task for [three]
  7. a task for [three] [people, workers, designers]
  8. [set, give out, delegate, assign] tasks
  9. has the task of [finding, completing, recruiting, negotiating]
  10. it was a task [finishing, making, doing]
  11. it was a task to [finish]
  12. well that was quite a task!
  13. wasn't (quite) up to the task
  14. the necessary [experience, skills, knowledge, know-how] for the task
  15. the [experience] necessary for the task
  16. UK: the [boss, teacher] took them to task (for not working)
n as adj
  1. [set up, send in] a task force
  2. a task [force, manager, system]
  3. task management [software, app]
v
  1. tasked her with [providing, fighting, discovering, creating, making]
  2. [are, were] tasked with [providing]
  3. [specifically, currently] tasked with
  4. tasked to [provide]
  5. tasked their [ability, resources, skills] to
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