take steps to do something

take steps to (do something)

To do what is necessary to prepare for or begin doing something. We're currently taking steps to secure funding for the project before we announce it to the public. Following public outcry, the company has taken steps to rectify the discriminatory hiring practices.

take steps to do something

take the necessary action to achieve or get something: The government is taking steps to control the rising crime rate.

词组	take steps to do something
释义	take steps to do something take steps to (do something) To do what is necessary to prepare for or begin doing something. We're currently taking steps to secure funding for the project before we announce it to the public. Following public outcry, the company has taken steps to rectify the discriminatory hiring practices. See also: step, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take steps to do something take the necessary action to achieve or get something: The government is taking steps to control the rising crime rate. See also: something, step, take Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: take steps take steps to (do something) groom brace (oneself) for (something) brace oneself for rehearse rehearse for rehearse for (something) square (one's) shoulders square one's shoulders
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