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English idioms related to Decision & Control

to come to a final decision or conclusion after considering different options or possibilities

Ex: After trying different flavors, he made up his mind and chose the chocolate chip ice cream as his favorite.
to give an inch
[عبارة]

(always negative) ‌to refuse to make even a slightest change to one's position, decision, etc.

Ex: We've been trying to reach a compromise, but he won't budge an inch on the issue.
to sit tight
[عبارة]

to refuse to change one's opinion or decision regarding something

Ex: Despite the chaos, they sat tight and waited for the storm to pass.

to maintain one's beliefs or perspective regardless of others' disagreement

Ex: The artist stuck to her guns and refused to compromise her artistic vision, even when advised to make changes for commercial appeal.
the die is cast
[جملة]

used to say that something is completely decided and cannot be changed

Ex: After the announcement of the merger, the employees understood that the die was cast, and significant changes were on the horizon for the company.
set in one's ways
[عبارة]

to refuse to change one's opinions, behaviors, habits, etc.

Ex: Despite the feedback from colleagues, he remains set in his ways and refuses to consider alternative viewpoints.

to act quickly in order to use an opportunity

Ex: The entrepreneur understood that timing was crucial in the market, so he took time by the forelock and launched his innovative product before competitors could catch up.
cut and dried
[عبارة]

used to describe a situation that has almost no chance of changing as it is already decided

Ex: The rules of the competition were cut-and-dried, specifying the criteria for judging and disqualifications.

used to express a strong refusal to do something, regardless of the great reward or incentive offered

Ex: They wouldn't miss their child's graduation for all the tea in China; it was a momentous occasion.

to firmly take control and enforce a specific action

Ex: After years of accommodating unreasonable demands, she finally put her foot down and refused to be taken advantage of any longer.

to fully commit to a course of action without any intention of retreat or hesitation

Ex: Soldiers, it's time to throw away the scabbard and march forward with unwavering bravery, dedicated to protecting our nation.
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