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Collocation

put a plan into action

verb + noun phrase + prepositional phrase verb + noun phrase + prepositional phrase

Definition

to start doing a plan so it begins to happen in real life

'put a plan into action' is a common English collocation. to start doing a plan so it begins to happen in real life

Visual cue for put a plan into action

put + a plan + into action

“After months of research, the team finally put the plan into action.”

Examples

  • It's time to _____ the plan into action and stop talking about it.
  • Once we got approval, we _____ the plan into action immediately.
  • The new manager wants to _____ the plan into action by Monday.
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  • If you want results, you have to _____ the plan into action, not just write it down.
  • They _____ the plan into action as soon as the funding arrived.
  • By the end of the quarter, we will have _____ the plan into action across all departments.
  • The charity is ready to _____ the plan into action, but it still needs more volunteers.
  • After years of delays, the city finally _____ its plan into action to reduce traffic.
  • Only when the pilot succeeded did the company decide to _____ the plan into action nationwide.