گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'action'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: اقدام- کنش

2 عمومی:: كنش‌

3 عمومی:: اقدام‌

4 عمومی:: فعل‌

5 عمومی:: رفتار

6 عمومی:: كردار

7 عمومی:: عمل‌

8 عمومی:: کنش

9 عمومی:: عمل

10 عمومی:: جدیت‌

11 عمومی:: كار

12 حقوق:: دعوی

13 سیاسی و روابط بین الملل:: اقدام

1 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with ACTION, Also see ALL TALK AND NO ACTION; PIECE OF THE ACTION; SWING INTO ACTION.

2 general:: action noun [ countable ] something that someone does: • He is responsible for his own actions. • They refused to give a reason for their actions. act noun [ countable ] a particular type of action: • violent acts • act of violence/kindness/defiance etc: I believe the killing was an act of desperation. activities noun [ plural ] things that people do, especially for enjoyment or to achieve an aim: • leisure activities • political activities • Surveys may not give a true picture of people’s activities. behaviour/behavior British English , behavior American English noun [ uncountable ] the things that someone does and the way they behave: • Do you think that advertisements really influence people’s behaviour? • The man’s behaviour seemed rather odd. move noun [ countable ] something that you do in order to achieve something: • Her decision to sell the shares had been a smart move. • It’s a bold move to start a business in the current economic climate. • He needed time to figure out his next move. step noun [ countable ] one of a series of things that you do in order to deal with a problem or to succeed: • The first step is to make sure we have got funding for the project. • We must take steps to make sure that this does not happen again. • This is an important step towards peace. measure noun [ countable ] an official action that is intended to deal with a particular problem: • There are increased security measures at airports. • The school was closed as a precautionary measure following a chemical leak. gesture noun [ countable ] something that you do to show how you feel about someone or something: • Do you think it would be a nice gesture to send her some flowers? • gesture of goodwill/solidarity/defiance: The company gave us £100 as a gesture of goodwill. deed noun [ countable ] especially literary an action, especially one that is very good or very bad: • evil deeds • heroic deeds • This is my good deed for the day . exploits noun [ plural ] formal exciting or brave actions: • daring exploits • His exploits were legendary. feat noun [ countable ] something someone does that people admire because you need a lot of skill, courage, or strength to do it: • Completing a marathon is a remarkable feat for a six-year-old. • The bridge is a great feat of engineering.

3 general::   noun process of doing sth ADJ. decisive, effective, firm, strong, vigorous | immediate, prompt, swift, urgent | drastic, emergency The situation calls for drastic action. | collective, concerted, joint, united | direct, positive | evasive | corrective, remedial | disciplinary, legal, military, political, strike Disciplinary action will be taken against students who cheat. (see also industrial action) VERB + ACTION take | call for | agree on The leaders have agreed on joint action to combat terrorism. | leap/spring/swing into The emergency services swung into action as soon as the disaster was reported. | carry out, perform, take Only the priest can perform these actions. We shall take whatever actions are necessary. | galvanize/prod/spur sb into We have to galvanize people into action. | bring/put sth into We need to put these ideas into action. | keep/put sb/sth out of A fire has put the factory out of action. PREP. in ~ I have not yet seen the machines in action. | out of ~ He is out of action following an ankle injury. | ~ against against drug dealers | ~ on The government is taking strong action on refugees. PHRASES a course of action Is this the best course of action to follow? legal case ADJ. court | civil, criminal, libel VERB + ACTION bring, take out Her husband brought a civil action against her after their divorce. PREP. ~ against fighting ADJ. enemy He was killed during enemy action. VERB + ACTION see I never saw action during the war. PHRASES killed/missing/wounded in action He was reported missing in action.

4 general:: action verbs take action (= do something to deal with a problem ) • The government must take action to control inflation. demand/call for action (= ask forcefully ) • Voters are demanding tougher action on gun crime. swing/spring/leap into action (= suddenly start doing something ) • The fire crew immediately swung into action. put something into action (= start doing something you have planned to do ) • She was looking forward to putting her plans into action. • The committee uses the expertise of local organisations to put these ideas into action. adjectives immediate/prompt/swift action • The public wants immediate action to stop the terrorists. urgent action (= that needs to be done immediately ) • The Opposition called for urgent action to reduce unemployment. firm/tough action • We need firm action to deal with the problem. decisive action (= that has a big effect on the way something develops ) • We are urging the international community to take decisive action on debt relief. drastic action (= that has a very severe effect ) • The President decided to take drastic action. further action • No further action is necessary. direct action (= that is aimed at making a government or company do something ) • In a bid to stop whale hunting, Greenpeace have threatened direct action. political action • Some forms of political action are more effective than others. industrial/strike action (= that workers take in order to protest about pay, working conditions etc ) • The miners voted in favour of industrial action. joint action (= that two or more countries, organizations etc take together ) • Community leaders agreed to take joint action on scientific, social and environmental issues. phrases a course of action • Have you decided on a course of action? a plan of action • The General outlined his plan of action for the campaign. • Environmental groups have put forward an action plan. action 2 phrases be killed/wounded in action (= killed or wounded while fighting ) • Four of her sons have been killed in action. be missing in action (= used to say that a soldier has not returned after a battle and their body has not been found ) • A further 9,000 allied military personnel are still officially listed as missing in action. verbs see action (= be involved in fighting ) • By the time he was 20 he’d seen action in the Gulf War and Bosnia. go into action • American soldiers are going into action against the Mujahadin. be sent into action • He declared that French soldiers will not be sent into action in Iraq. adjectives military action • America is not ruling out military action against Iran. action 3 adjectives enemy action • The ship was damaged by enemy action. legal action • The singer threatened legal action against the magazine. court action • The couple are still considering whether to take court action. a libel action (= taken against someone who has writen or printed untrue statements about you ) • Judge Johan Kreigler dismissed a libel action brought against two newspapers. a civil action (= involving business or property, rather than a crime ) • The victim can seek damages in a civil action. verbs take legal action • He is within his rights to take legal action. face legal action • The council demanded that we remove the posters, or face legal action. bring a legal action • Justice Mayor ruled that she cannot bring a legal action for damages against the plaintiff.

5 general:: noun a movement or series of movements; motion: Let us see some action.