Summary
act {noun}
commedia · atteggiamento · accorgimento · trucco · legge · atto · azione · posa · finzione · simulazione · apparenza · messinscena · legge formale
to act {verb}
fare effetto · procedere · fare · influire · recitare · fingere · avere effetto · influenzare · avere influenza · simulare · comportarsi · fungere · funzionare · atteggiarsi · agire · essere efficace · fingersi
English-Italian translation for "act"
"act" Italian translation
act {noun}
act {noun} (also: show, posture, pose, attitude)
I also want to point out that, following the same line, I think we must act positively with respect to the strengthened accession process.
What is damaging to European unity is the feeling that the small countries are not allowed to act in ways that the large countries can.
This is the greatest act of gratitude and thanksgiving we might offer – to become the very forgiveness and peace of God to all people.
To make Europe truly a people's Europe, we must " green up " our act and look closely at an innovative strategy for sustainable development.
act {noun} (also: trick, ploy, device, expedient)
The second issue I wish to raise is that of Cuba and the Helms-Burton Act.
In these circumstances there would be no case whatsoever for the Helms-Burton Act.
An important point which you have already addressed is naturally the Helms-Burton Act.
This will happen in the near future thanks to a new act which has now been promised.
Opinion on the Banking Act (CON/2000/1)Austria, 10.2.2000, pdf 21 kB, en
To classify what happened as an act of war is not a mere question of semantics.
The creative act of the Father has the dynamics of an appeal, of a call to life.
If they fail to do so, the proposed act shall be deemed not to have been adopted.
Neil Selinger, to me, is the embodiment of mounting the staircase in his third act.
Throughout the Islamic world, not one newspaper failed to condemn this act.
If it has not done so, then your power to act is very limited, Commissioner.
The Israeli authorities responded to this criminal act by military action.
The crisis in former Yugoslavia revealed the European Union's inability to act.
When we vote on this report we will also be deciding our own ability to act.
Can we act in a better way, can we prevent this happening in the future?
act {noun} (also: show, sham, simulation)
No other person may act as ordinary or extraordinary minister of the sacrament since such constitutes simulation of the sacrament.
act {noun} (also: put on, trick, set-up)
act {noun} (also: statute)
to act {verb}
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to operate)
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to take action, to do, to operate, to go)
In doing this now, we must act with greater determination than in the past.
Particularly since 11 September it has been increasingly inevitable that such an act should take place.
I think that we should act in line with our rules.
To sum up, the Commission must demonstrate more political will and act with greater rigour and toughness.
The question now arises of how to proceed in the future, and, most importantly, when to act.
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to take action, to do, to operate)
Everyone can, therefore, act as they wish and block the process at the last moment.
It is not our habit to turn people's suffering into an act of demagoguery.
I also believe that this cannot be compared with the Helms-Burton Act.
It is not that we are unaware of this division or act as if it did not exist.
The truth is, we know that the Commission has a long way to go in getting its act together.
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to operate)
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to recite)
They have to be able to act along with their fellow actors in the production.
You saw him act.
Now we are sending forces to Lebanon that will not act against the aggressive Iran-Syria-Hezbollah axis but rather merely take part in a
I can hardly find the words to describe the peace I felt when I was acting.
She was not acting it, she was not pretending it - nobody goes to a refugee camp for fun.
to act [acted|acted] {vb}
You cannot simply act as if the Commission suddenly received this knowledge in May like a bolt from the blue!
I do not think, given the protection of Parliament's rights, that we can simply act as if this situation did not exist.
She was not acting it, she was not pretending it - nobody goes to a refugee camp for fun.
The European Union acts as if it has forgotten that this country and this great democracy exists and that at least there we can count on the ruling democratic classes there.
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to operate, to apply)
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to operate)
Acting together, our Union could have used its leverage to promote democracy and stability.
We are, moreover, opposed to exploiting terrorist acts and other tragic events to extend the power and influence of the EU institutions.
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to operate)
to act [acted|acted] {vb}
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to be, to feel)
Can we seriously say that in this event the European Union must act as if nothing had happened?
Now, all alone in the elevator, the little chunk of metal is free to act however it wanted.
It is therefore inappropriate to act as if the Spanish fishing boats were fishing the waters dry.
It is a matter of great urgency that instructions be issued on how to act and that we discuss what could happen.
Turkey's government must not act as if it can demand membership of the European Union on its own terms.
to act [acted|acted] {vb} (also: to function)
Secondly, any sanction must act as a deterrent and not solely as a punishment.
Subsidiarity must serve some purpose, however, and not act as a screen.
And what these cognitive biases do is they act as filters between us and reality.
The Commission must act as the driving force in this process.
In that way, we can act as a model for the applicant States.
to act [acted|acted] {v.i.} (also: to take, to operate, to work)
The market will be able to act more wisely when it is known at least how things are moving in different regions of Europe.
Hollow organs have a much higher degree of complexity, because you're asking these organs to act on demand.
Democracy can only work if the representatives of the people do not personally act in complete disregard of the wishes of the electorate
We call upon the United States to act quickly, diligently and rigorously in ratifying the convention which will allow the International
force, will at last be able to act.
to act [acted|acted] {v.i.} (also: to affect, to posture, to pose as, to set oneself up as)
to act [acted|acted] {v.i.} (also: to work, to take, to operate, to take action)
It is not fair to say that we have not tried to act according to the situation.
Having said this, ladies and gentlemen, we must continue to act on all fronts.
So is it not our responsibility to act instead of looking for an escape route?
If there are some cases which appear to show the opposite, we must act accordingly.
We Liberals are glad that there is at least one party which dares to and can act.
to act [acted|acted] {v.i.} (also: to take, to operate, to work)
That will mean agreeing on a legal definition of terrorist acts, something that all of our governments have a real interest in securing.
to act [acted|acted] {v.i.} (also: to play)
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "act" in Italian
Similar words
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