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direct action

/daɪˈrekt ˈækʃən/

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/daɪˈrekt ˈækʃən/C1formalpolitical
  • ruМетод достижения цели через немедленные, часто публичные действия, а не через политические или юридические процессы, обычно используемый в контексте активизма или протестов.

A method of achieving a goal through immediate, often public, action rather than through political or legal processes, typically used in activism or protest contexts.

  1. Political or social protestB2formal

    A form of protest or activism that uses immediate, often confrontational methods to achieve a goal, rather than relying on negotiation or legislation.

    ruПрямое действие

    • The activists organized a direct action to block the construction site.
    • Direct action can include strikes, sit-ins, and boycotts.
    • Many environmental groups use direct action to draw attention to climate change.
  2. Immediate and decisive actionB2formal

    Taking immediate steps to solve a problem or achieve a result, without delay or intermediaries.

    ruНепосредственные действия

    • The manager took direct action to resolve the customer's complaint.
    • Direct action was needed to prevent the machine from overheating.
    • He prefers direct action over lengthy discussions.
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