Como dizer "Partir para a ação" em inglês
- Daniel Colombo
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For example, if I wanted to say "Ao invés de só reclamar, você poderia partir para a ação e mudar essa situação".
That would be something like: Rather than just complain, you could go to the action and change this situation.
That would be something like: Rather than just complain, you could go to the action and change this situation.
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- Leonardo96
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To take action.
Instead of just complaining, you could take action to try and change this situation.
To get off your butt (a bit offensive and ideally you'd want to use it in a situation where the person you want to take action is actually known for doing the exact opposite of it. A person who sits around all day.)
Instead of just complaining, you could get off your butt to try and change this situation.
Those are two options you have.
Instead of just complaining, you could take action to try and change this situation.
To get off your butt (a bit offensive and ideally you'd want to use it in a situation where the person you want to take action is actually known for doing the exact opposite of it. A person who sits around all day.)
Instead of just complaining, you could get off your butt to try and change this situation.
Those are two options you have.
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- PPAULO
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And yet some more ways to express that:
"instead of just complaining from the sidelines why not taking action?"
"instead of just sitting around complaining, why not taking action?"
"Rather than just complaining about issues we should taking action on them."
Of course those sentences, depending on the interaction, could create resistance and/or defensiveness. So, to soften, we could ask "what are you going to do about it?" or some kind of encouragement to act on the issue at hand.
"instead of just complaining from the sidelines why not taking action?"
"instead of just sitting around complaining, why not taking action?"
"Rather than just complaining about issues we should taking action on them."
Of course those sentences, depending on the interaction, could create resistance and/or defensiveness. So, to soften, we could ask "what are you going to do about it?" or some kind of encouragement to act on the issue at hand.
- marceloluz
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Just one more suggestion: to go into action
"When the pilot signals the descent, that's when you go into action." (thisislondon.co.uk)
So, your sentence you'd be:
"Rather than just complain, you could go into action and change this situation."
"When the pilot signals the descent, that's when you go into action." (thisislondon.co.uk)
So, your sentence you'd be:
"Rather than just complain, you could go into action and change this situation."
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