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1 (to) enact
(to) enact /ɪˈnækt/v. t.2 (leg.) approvare, convertire in legge ( un disegno di legge); emanare, promulgare ( un decreto, una legge): enacting clause, formula di promulgazione di una legge3 mettere in atto; rappresentare; recitare; (al passivo, anche) avere luogo, accadere, svolgersi: to enact ancient rituals, rappresentare antichi riti; A curious drama was being enacted before us, davanti a noi si stava rappresentando un curioso drammaenaction► enactment, def. 1. -
2 (to) enact
(to) enact /ɪˈnækt/v. t.2 (leg.) approvare, convertire in legge ( un disegno di legge); emanare, promulgare ( un decreto, una legge): enacting clause, formula di promulgazione di una legge3 mettere in atto; rappresentare; recitare; (al passivo, anche) avere luogo, accadere, svolgersi: to enact ancient rituals, rappresentare antichi riti; A curious drama was being enacted before us, davanti a noi si stava rappresentando un curioso drammaenaction► enactment, def. 1.
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