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speech act [Brit, americ ˈspitʃ ˌækt] SUBST FILOSOF

speech act

atto m linguistico

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atto linguistico LINGUÍS

speech act

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ACT SUBST

ACT (in US) UNIV → American College Test

ACT

esame d'ammissione all'università

I.act [Brit akt, americ ækt] SUBST

1. act (action, deed):

act

atto m

act

azione f

in the act of doing

nell'atto di fare

an act of cruelty, kindness

un atto di crudeltà, di gentilezza

it was the act of a madman

è stato il gesto di un pazzo

2. act JUR (law):

act, also Act

legge f

Act of Parliament, Congress

legge or atto or decreto parlamentare, atto del Congresso

3. act TEATR:

act

atto m

a play in five acts

un'opera in cinque atti

4. act (entertainment routine):

act

numero m

song and dance act

numero di canto e ballo

to put on an act fig, pej

fare, recitare la commedia

it's all an act

è tutta scena

to get in on the act

= essere coinvolto in un'attività in particolare agendo per proprio beneficio o profitto

their company started the trend and now all their rivals want to get in on the act

la loro ditta ha inaugurato la nuova tendenza e ora tutti i concorrenti vogliono mettersi nella sua scia

II.act [Brit akt, americ ækt] VERBO trans TEATR

act part, role

recitare

he acted (the part of) the perfect host fig

ha recitato la parte del perfetto padrone di casa

III.act [Brit akt, americ ækt] VERBO intr

1. act (take action):

act

agire

we must act quickly

dobbiamo agire prontamente

she still believes she was acting for the best

crede ancora di aver agito per il meglio

they only acted out of fear

hanno agito così soltanto per paura

to act for sb, to act on behalf of sb

agire per conto di qn

2. act (behave):

act

agire

act

comportarsi

to act aggressively towards sb

comportarsi in modo aggressivo nei confronti di qn

3. act TEATR:

act

recitare, fare teatro

act (pretend) fig

recitare la commedia, fare finta, fingere

she can't act! TEATR

non sa recitare!

4. act (take effect):

act drug, substance:

agire, fare effetto

5. act (serve):

to act as person, object:

fungere da

he acted as their interpreter

ha fatto loro da interprete

IV.act [Brit akt, americ ækt]

to be caught in the act

essere colto sul fatto, in flagrante

to get one's act together

organizzarsi

it will be a hard act to follow

sarà difficile da eguagliare

speech [Brit spiːtʃ, americ spitʃ] SUBST

1. speech (oration):

speech

discorso m

speech

orazione f (on, about su)

speech TEATR

tirata f

farewell, opening speech

discorso d'addio, di apertura

in a speech

all'interno di un discorso

to give, make, deliver a speech

fare, tenere, pronunciare un discorso

the Speech from the Throne (in GB) POL

il discorso della Corona

2. speech:

speech (faculty)

parola f

speech (faculty)

linguaggio m

speech (spoken form)

lingua f parlata

direct, indirect speech LINGUÍS

discorso diretto, indiretto

in speech

nella lingua parlata

to express oneself in speech rather than writing

esprimersi verbalmente piuttosto che per iscritto

the power of speech

l'uso della parola

3. speech (language):

speech

linguaggio m

speech

lingua f

everyday speech

il linguaggio corrente, la lingua comune

4. speech americ (subject):

speech ESCOLAR, UNIV

oratoria f

to teach speech

insegnare oratoria

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I.act [ækt] SUBST

1. act (action):

act

atto m

act of charity

atto di carità

an act of God JUR

una calamità naturale

the Acts of the Apostles REL

gli Atti degli Apostoli

to catch sb in the act

cogliere qn sul fatto

2. act (performance):

act

numero m

a hard act to follow

un numero difficile da eguagliare

3. act (pretence):

act

scena f

4. act TEATR:

act

atto m

5. act JUR:

act

legge f

Expressões:

to get one's act together coloq

organizzarsi

to get in on the act

approfittare della situazione

II.act [ækt] VERBO intr

1. act (take action):

act

agire

to act for sb

agire per conto di qn

2. act (behave):

act

comportarsi

3. act (take effect):

act

agire

4. act TEATR:

act

recitare

5. act (pretend):

act

fingere

III.act [ækt] VERBO trans TEATR

act

recitare

to act the part of sb

recitare la parte di qn

to act the fool

fare lo stupido

speech <-es> [spi:tʃ] SUBST

1. speech (capacity to speak):

speech

parola f

to lose/regain the power of speech

perdere/ritrovare la facoltà della parola

2. speech (words):

speech

parole f pl

3. speech (public talk):

speech

discorso m

to make [or give] a speech

fare un discorso

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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His published essays similarly draw upon concepts like performance theory (see performance studies) and speech act theory popularized in the social sciences and cultural studies.

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There is no interaction between the speech act and the consensus.

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In this understanding, statements themselves are not propositions, utterances, or speech acts.

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In asserting that "p" is true, we not only assert that "p" but also perform the speech act of confirming the truth of a statement in a context.

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Hers is a speech act of incantatory power.

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It may also be interpreted as a speech act.

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He does, however, argue that a statement is the rules which render an expression (that is, a phrase, a proposition, or a speech act) discursively meaningful.

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Person hierarchy in the argument structure is present as well where speech act participants are favored over third persons.

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Also, even when referring to a known completed speech act, the reporter may deviate freely from the words that were actually used, provided the meaning is retained.

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Three types of speech act (instructive, hierarchichal, commissive) yield corresponding types of rule that, in turn, yield three types of rule (hegemony, hierarchy, heteronomy).

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