to begin to make plans or arrangements for something, to make preparations for something in Idioms
to count items of merchandise or supplies that are in stock, to take inventory in Idioms
to have faith in something, to believe in something (usually used in the negative) in Idioms
to carefully study a situation or a number of possibilities or opportunities in Idioms
to take a course of action or do something that is different from the preceding course of action in Idioms
to accept the bad things together with the good things in Idioms
to take some kind of action in Idioms
to be the best or the worst in Idioms
to choose not to go to work for one day in Idioms
to aviod dealing directly with a problem/difficulty/situation in Idioms
to lessen or weaken or soften something in Idioms
to hide behind the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution which guarantees any witness the right not to incriminate himself or herself while testifying at a trial in Idioms
to decide to do something although one has not been asked to do it in Idioms
to attempt to administer the law oneself in Idioms
to assume the right to do something in Idioms
to do something decisive (such as getting married) in Idioms
to receive punishment for something, to be accused and punished for something, to receive punishment in place of someone else in Idioms
to go and sit in the witness chair in a courtroom in Idioms
to make someone less arrogant, to make someone tired and weak in Idioms
to make an effort to do something in Idioms
