Difference between Admits and Take On

ADMITS vs TAKE ON: VERB

Allow to enter; grant entry to
Serve as a means of entrance
Give access or entrance to
Afford possibility
Declare to be true or admit the existence or reality or truth of
Admit into a group or community
Have room for; hold without crowding
Third-person singular simple present indicative form of admit.
Allow participation in or the right to be part of; permit to exercise the rights, functions, and responsibilities of

Says, Realizes, Acknowledges, Confesses, Concedes, Let in, Allow in, Include, Allow, Take on, Accommodate, Hold, Take, Accept, Acknowledge

Withstand, Adopting, Adopts, Take, Meet, Assume, Encounter, Accept, Tackle, Play, Undertake, Adopt, Acquire, Admit, Take over

Grants, Recognition, Accommodates, Approve, Recognized, Recognize, Let in, Include, Allow, Take on, Accommodate, Hold, Take, Accept, Acknowledge

Advantage, Adopting, Adopted, Address, Accepting, Accepted, Take, Meet, Encounter, Accept, Play, Undertake, Acquire, Admit, Take over

Sophie admits that she reorganized his magic salts.
UK epidemiologist admits his dire models were wrong.
CAPPA primarily admits doctoral students for the Ph.
Poirot admits his error in a circular fashion.
Jesuit High School admits students of any race.
Will the scholarship offers released in March only be for RD admits or are EA admits still eligible for that scholarship round as well?
The State admits this point, and in the process, all but admits the materiality of the suppressed Barbara Trump interview.
If one identical twin admits to being aggressive, the other twin often admits the same.
Currently, Tuskegee admits four South Carolina residents and North Carolina State admits two.
The LRTI admits students by examination, but admits very few.

The Lions take on two years of heavy guarantees for Goff, while the Rams take on three unguaranteed years for Stafford.
When you do this, you take on the most beloved character in this world, and you have to take that to heart.
This was a challenge Sister Haneefah was willing to take head on and she came up with a wonderful take on the top.
From this group we hope to take on new and younger leaders to take on more responsibility.
Our new take on home loans empowers homeowners and homebuyers to take charge with the support they need on their own terms.
Veterinarians can learn to use this technique to take on any large challenge take it one tiny step at a time.
We spoke with three successful Etsy entrepreneurs to get their take on how to take advantage of what the platform offers.
It can make you feel like an adult, like your ready to take on the world and take no prisoners.
Theory Y believes that employees take pride in their work and like to take on additional challenges.
In their attempts to take on governments and ridicule the gullible, they take few prisoners.