settask

verb
UK /ˈsɛt.tɑːsk/
US /ˈsɛt.tæsk/

To give someone a job to do.

The teacher will settask the students to clean the classroom.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To decide on a piece of work that must be finished.

The manager settasked the team to finish the report by Friday.

3. To give a person a specific duty or responsibility.

She was settasked with watching the younger children.

4. To fix or arrange a job for someone to complete.

The coach settasked each player a practice drill for the week.