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act

/ækt/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Handlung, Tat oder einen konkreten Vorgang bezeichnet; außerdem ein Akt als Teil eines Theaterstücks oder einer Aufführung., Verb, das die Ausführung einer Handlung, ein bestimmtes Verhalten oder das Spielen einer Rolle in Theater oder Film bezeichnet.

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noun

/ækt/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Handlung, Tat oder einen konkreten Vorgang bezeichnet; außerdem ein Akt als Teil eines Theaterstücks oder einer Aufführung.

A noun referring to a deed, action, or specific thing done; also a division of a play or performance.

  1. A2formal

    Something done; a deed or action.

    deHandlung

    • It was a kind act of generosity.
    • His act of bravery saved the child.
    • Every small act of kindness counts.

    Synonymeactiondeedendeavorexploitfeatmoveoperationperformanceundertaking

    Antonymecessationidlenessinactioninactivityrest

  2. Law or StatuteB2formal

    A written law passed by a legislative body.

    deGesetz

    • The new act was passed by Congress.
    • The Civil Rights Act changed history.
    • They are debating the privacy act in parliament.

    Synonymedecreeenactmentlawlegislationmeasureordinancestatute

  3. Performance in TheaterB1formal

    A single segment of a play or performance.

    deAkt

    • The first act of the play was captivating.
    • The final act brought the story to a climax.
    • It's a three-act comedy.

    Synonymedivisionpartsectionsegment

  4. Pretend BehaviorB1informal

    A pretense or false display.

    deVortäuschung

    • His apology was just an act.
    • She put on an act to impress the guests.
    • Don't buy his innocent act.

    Synonymeaffectationcharadedisplaydissimulationfacadefeigningfrontmasqueradeperformanceposepretensesemblanceshamshowsimulation

    Antonymegenuinenesshonestyrealitysinceritytruth

Formen
  • acts plural form
  • acts' possessive plural form
  • act's possessive singular form
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verb

/ækt/A2formal
  • deVerb, das die Ausführung einer Handlung, ein bestimmtes Verhalten oder das Spielen einer Rolle in Theater oder Film bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate performing an action, behaving in a particular way, or performing in a play or film.

  1. Perform an actionA1formal

    To do something; to take action or behave in a particular way.

    deHandeln

    • You must act quickly to solve the problem.
    • She acted bravely during the emergency.
    • He acted responsibly by reporting the issue.

    Synonymebehavedofunctionoperateperformproceedwork

    Antonymedesisthesitateidlepauseprocrastinaterefrainstallwait

  2. Perform in a play or filmA2formal

    To perform a role in a play, movie, or other performance.

    deEine Rolle spielen

    • She acts in Hollywood movies.
    • He acted as the villain in the school play.
    • They acted out the scene perfectly.

    Synonymeappearenactperformplayportraystar

  3. Function or operateB1formal

    To work or function in a particular way.

    deWirken

    • The medicine acts quickly to relieve pain.
    • The brakes didn't act properly.
    • This chemical acts as a preservative.

    Synonymefunctionoperateperformservework

Formen
  • acted past participle
  • acted past simple
  • acting present participle
  • acts third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenact asact onact outact upact upon

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.