Initiative : (특정한 문제 해결·목적 달성을 위한 새로운) 계획, 절차, 전략, (나의 선택/나의 판단/ 나의 주도에 따른) 자주성, 결단력, 진취성, 주도권, 주도, 우위, 유리한 입장
1)
you could use initiative , to means a new plan
there has been a peace initiative by a third country to try to end the war
the police have started an initiative to reduce crime in the area
a new plan or a new process to achieve something or to resolve a problem
strategy or an action desigened to resolve a problem to improve a situation
a plan, a scheme, a strategy
the government has started several new initiatives to increase the employment
it can be also the procedure or the power to introduce legislation but the power of a normal citizen where somebody can propose
to take the initiative
2)
we can also use initiative, talking about the ability to use your judgement without being told what to do
to make decisions to decide what to do without somebody's telling you what to do
he showed a lot of initiative by ringing the client up as soon as he had an idea that there might be a problem
you need to use your initiative, I shouldn't always have to tell you what to do
use your initiative, decide yourself what to do
on your own initiative
the initiative, your ability to work things out and start things on your own, own independently
enterprise, inventiveness, resourcefulness
enterprising, resourceful characteristics
a fresh approach
the first move
3)
the initiative, the advantage
to lose the initiative
my team started really well in the match but after a while they lost the initiative
the opportutnity to win an advantage
to seize the initiative
the power or opportunity to act or to take charge before somebody else does
the unions have seized the initiative in the industrial dispute
an advantage
to get an edge
to get an upper hand
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