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'action' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

" in action " - English Only forum
… killed in action. - English Only forum
...an <uncompleted><incompleted><incomplete><completed><complete> action. - English Only forum
'Action from a dead people' in a more poetic way - English Only forum
'demand' action/state - English Only forum
'ensuing action' - English Only forum
'tell somebody' with action verbs/state verbs - English Only forum
‘springs’ of action and the ‘wheels’ that move us? - English Only forum
‘thought, exchange, and action’ - English Only forum
“Be Able to Have” With a Past Participle When Referring to a Possible Past Action - English Only forum
"(...) action on my / your side" - English Only forum
(An / a) (erosive / eroding / corrosive) job / task / action - English Only forum
(an) action and (the) result - English Only forum
[ Faced with / Facing ] this hardship, the government took quik action. - English Only forum
[...] the action or (the) state it describes [...] - English Only forum
[Active participle phrases] not used for a single completed action? - English Only forum
[an] immediate action - English Only forum
[misconception] the present perfect continuous suggests the action will continue into the future. - English Only forum
[reached out] about joining together for a class-action suit - English Only forum
1) Two more people would die before the government <would take><took> any action. - English Only forum
75 Harry Edward Action - English Only forum
a : the movement of blood through the body that is caused by the pumping action of the heart, b : movement of air, water, etc., - English Only forum
A best action film will be released grandly. - English Only forum
a bigger piece of the action - English Only forum
a call to action - English Only forum
A colloquial exclamation against an out-of-place action - English Only forum
a dynamic action or process - English Only forum
A habitual action / an habitual action - English Only forum
A paperback full of fast action and brisk dialogue - English Only forum
a person should be taken to intend any foreseen consequence of voluntary action - English Only forum
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