Take up
A similar program was taken up in Bangalore, India.
Does "take up" mean "undertake" or "practice" here?
I've looked the phrasal verb up, but none of meaning entries fit, at least based my understanding.
So, what's your idea?
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A similar program was started in Bangalore, India.
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A similar program was done in Bangalore, India.
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It can also mean that a similar program was started in Bangalore. "To take up" is a split infinitive verb, and the usual translation is "to begin to do" or "to begin to learn". When you ask a question with "take up", you usually have to put the indirect object in between "take" and "up". Example: "did you take Brian up on his offer?"
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