English, 01.06.2020 21:01, lilly3276

Assume \ə-'süm\ verb
to take for granted or without proof
to try on or wear something
to take upon oneself, to place oneself in
to pretend to have or be; feign

What is the meaning of the word assume in this sentence?

Hans Fischer will assume the office of Chancellor in the month of April.
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definition 3
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Assume \ə-'süm\ verb
to take for granted or without proof
to try on or wear something