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acto
/ˈak.to/
act
El acto de graduación fue muy emotivo.
The graduation ceremony was very moving.
formal
An act, deed, or action, often formal or ceremonial.
El acto de inauguración incluyó discursos de los líderes.
The inauguration ceremony included speeches from the leaders.
Often used in formal or ceremonial contexts.
Law
formal
A legal or official document or record.
El acto notarial fue firmado por todas las partes.
The notarial deed was signed by all parties.
In legal contexts, 'acto' can refer to a formal document or record.
informal
A theatrical performance or show.
El acto de teatro fue muy entretenido.
The theater performance was very entertaining.
In informal contexts, 'acto' can refer to a performance.
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Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal Use
'Acto' can be used in both formal and informal contexts, but its meaning varies slightly depending on the setting.
Gold Rule
Legal Context
In legal contexts, 'acto' often refers to a formal document or record, such as a notarial deed.
Word Origin
From Latin 'actus', meaning 'action' or 'deed'.
Usage Notes
The word 'acto' is versatile and can refer to both formal actions and documents, as well as performances or deeds.
Word Breakdown
act-
action
root-o
noun ending
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