action

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/ˈækʃən/
US
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Übersetzungen

actionsubstantiv
actions
Pl.
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The action of the play was captivating.
Действие пьесы было захватывающим.
His action was considered heroic.
Его поступок считался героическим.
The company announced a new action to increase sales.
Компания объявила новую акцию для увеличения продаж.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
actionverb
actioned
Präteritum
actioned
Partizip Perfekt
actioning
Gerundium
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We need to action the plan immediately.
Нам нужно немедленно действовать по плану.
actionadjektiv
more action
Komp.
most action
Super.
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Used attributively before a noun to describe something involving exciting events or physical activity (e.g., “action film”).

Definitionen

actionsubstantiv
The fact or process of doing something, typically to achieve an aim.
The government must take action to address the issue of climate change.
A thing done; an act.
His actions spoke louder than his words.
The events represented in a story or play.
The action of the novel takes place in a small town.
A legal process; a lawsuit.
She filed an action against the company for breach of contract.
The mechanism or moving parts of a machine or musical instrument.
The piano’s action needs adjustment.
Exciting or vigorous activity, especially of a physical or violent kind.
Fans looking for nonstop action will love this game.
actionverb
To put into effect or carry out; to implement.
The manager promised to action the committee’s recommendations immediately.
To initiate legal proceedings against (a person or entity); to sue.
The environmental agency actioned the company for illegal dumping.
actionadjektiv
Featuring or characterized by rapid activity, danger, or excitement.
They went to see an action movie.