decision
n. countablen. a choice that you make after thinking about several possibilities. You use this when you finally pick one option from many.
n. a conclusion or resolution reached after consideration. Often functions as the head of a noun phrase followed by a 'to'-infinitive or a 'that'-clause.
I need to make a decision about my holiday.
After looking at three different apartments, they finally reached a decision and signed the lease.
The committee's final decision was delayed by several hours as members debated the long-term financial implications of the proposed merger.
Derived from Middle French, from Latin dēcīsiō, dēcīsiōnis, from dēcīdō (“to decide”).
Commonly collocated with the verbs 'make', 'reach', or 'take'.
I did a decisionI made a decisionIn English, you 'make' a decision; you do not 'do' one.