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Meaning

The word "tackle" means to confront or deal with a problem, challenge, or task in a determined and effective way. It can also refer to the equipment used in a particular activity, especially in sports. In a broader sense, it signifies taking on responsibilities or addressing issues directly.

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Etymology

The word "tackle" comes from the Middle English “taccle,” which itself originates from the Old French word “taquiller,” meaning to seize or catch. It has evolved over time and is now used in various contexts, including sports and problem-solving.

Examples

  1. We need to tackle the issue of climate change with innovative solutions.
  2. The students decided to tackle the project together to ensure they met the deadline.
  3. He brought all his football tackle to the game, ready for action on the field.
  4. The committee will tackle the budget concerns in their next meeting.
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