Idioms

take steps to (prevent or do something)
to begin to make plans or arrangements for something, to make preparations for something
Our company has begun to take steps to stop people from smoking in the office building.

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  • take stock
  • take stock in (something)
  • take stock of (something)
  • take that tack
  • take the bitter with the sweet
  • take the bull by the horns
  • take the cake
  • take the day off
  • take the edge off (something)
  • take the Fifth
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  • at last
  • take the wind out of someone's sails
  • by far
  • in one ear and out the other
  • nuts and bolts (of something)
  • bark up the wrong tree
  • tune up (an engine) or tune (an engine) up
  • burn (oneself) out
  • louse up (something) or louse (something) up
  • on the same wavelength


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