/ˈentər (tə leɪ) ən ˈækʃn/ – Phrase
Definition: xch to bring an action.
A more thorough explanation: “To enter (to lay) an action” in legal terms refers to the act of officially initiating a legal proceeding or lawsuit by submitting the necessary documents to the court. This typically involves filing a complaint or petition that outlines the legal claims being made by the party initiating the action.
Example: The plaintiff decided to enter an action against the defendant for breach of contract.