Idiom: take action
Definition
idiom: take action
- to do or start something
- to act in order to achieve a result
Example sentences
— After years of complaining, the secretary finally took action and quit her job.
— The community decided to take action and begin cleaning the park themselves rather than waiting for the local government to handle the situation.
— We need leaders who will take action and not make promises they can't keep.
— I think my best quality for this sales position is that I take action and follow through without needing to be told what to do.
— When I saw the man choking I immediately took action, without even thinking.
— I admire people who take action and pursue their wildest dreams instead of just thinking about them.
— It's time we finally take action and get those kids away from their abusive father.
— My neighbor was awarded a key to the city for taking action and organizing an annual charity event to benefit needy children.
Synonyms
- step in
- get involved
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