Idiom
To be/feel up to doing something.
To be capable of or fit for something.
Exact(2)
Instead, they are taking measures to do something about it now".
People who are caring are attuned to the moods of others and can tell when someone is feeling down or upset, and take measures to do something about it.
Similar(6)
Shooting the gulls "is surely not the most pleasant measure, but it's necessary to do something to control a situation that has been growing after many years of inaction," Maza said.
Competence can be defined as an "ability to do something well, measured against a standard, especially ability acquired through experience or training" [ 6].
Obviously we need to do something, take some strong measures, to protect our country.
"But you don't have to do something about a problem if no one has measured it yet".
But it meant something to do something.
I wanted to do something".
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