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human action

/ˈhjuːmən ˈækʃən/

Tradução: Termo que designa qualquer comportamento, ato ou atividade realizada por um ser humano, frequentemente usado em contextos filosóficos, sociológicos ou jurídicos para distinguir ações voluntárias de eventos naturais.

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/ˈhjuːmən ˈækʃən/B2formal
  • ptTermo que designa qualquer comportamento, ato ou atividade realizada por um ser humano, frequentemente usado em contextos filosóficos, sociológicos ou jurídicos para distinguir ações voluntárias de eventos naturais.

A term referring to any behavior, deed, or activity performed by a person, often used in philosophical, sociological, or legal contexts to distinguish voluntary acts from natural events.

  1. Behavior or conductB2formal

    Any activity, behavior, or deed performed by a person, often considered in terms of its moral or social implications.

    ptAção humana

    • Every human action has consequences, both intended and unintended.
    • The study focused on the motivations behind human action.
    • Philosophers have long debated the nature of free will in human action.
  2. Purposeful activityB2formal

    A deliberate act or series of acts carried out by a person to achieve a specific goal.

    ptAção humana

    • Human action is often driven by a desire for improvement.
    • The economist argued that all human action is purposeful.
    • In sociology, human action is analyzed within the context of social structures.