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| cienc. |
dilar; transa |
| fís. |
acção |
| med. |
ação |
| micr., bras. |
ação (A unit of work that is represented to users in the form of buttons, links, and menu items) |
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| abrev. |
Em219 |
| cienc. |
action |
| cine |
"Action" is called during filming to indicate the start of the current take. See also cut, speed, lock it down. |
| jur. |
legal proceedings; lawsuit; In court, when one person sues someone else to, defend or enforce a right, stop something bad from happening or fix something, or punish them for a crime |
| lit. |
the unfolding of a sequence of events in a narrative or play. Or 2. the plot as a whole. |
| mil., abrev. |
act |
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| abrev. |
A Call To Improve Orphans Needs; American Council to Improve our Neighborhoods (Американский совет по благоустройству жилых районов Углов) |
| abrev., educ. |
Advising Counseling Testing Involving Orienting And Networking |
| abrev., inf. |
Anything that is going on, partying, gambling, social activities, etc.When visiting the city for the first time, Sam asked the taxi driver, "Is there any Action after 10:00?" The taxi driver responded, "Yes sir, there is plenty of Action in this town."... |
| abrev., nacion., sida. |
Access, Care, Treatment, Inter-Organizational Needs pilot project |
| abrev., rel. |
Advent Christian Training In Oversight Nurture |
| abrev., transp. |
Accessible Community Transportation In Our Nation |
