Noun
what it takes (uncountable)
(US, idiomatic) Everything that is required, especially skill or endurance.
You don't know what it takes to succeed at competitive frisbee.
what-it-takes
According to Mills, they have what it takes to play college baseball, as their fastballs exceed 90 miles per hour. Source: Internet
As for her claim that the first lady deserves an Emmy, Louis-Dreyfus knows what it takes to get one: She’s won Emmys for “Seinfeld” and “Veep,” as well as “The New Adventures of Old Christine.” Source: Internet
ALFRED – Alfred State Pioneers are known for rolling up their sleeves, getting to work, and doing what it takes to get the job done. Source: Internet
After the performance, she tells the panelists that she’s always doubted herself, but she now knows she has what it takes to be here. Source: Internet
As an active member, it has what it takes to deliver despite the internal economic crises in South Africa. Source: Internet
Bellator 238: Darrion Caldwell makes quick work of Adam Borics Reyes says he has maintained the life of a champion, belt or no belt, and will do what it takes to win. Source: Internet