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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   act

   • IPA[ak(t)]

   美式

   • v.
     take action; do something；behave in the way specified
   • n.
     a thing done; a deed；a New Testament book immediately following the Gospels and relating the history of the early Church.

   • verb: act, 3rd person present: acts, gerund or present participle: acting, past tense: acted, past participle: acted

   • noun: act, plural noun: acts

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. take action; do something they urged Washington to act he denied the charges, claiming that he had acted in self-defense 同義詞 take action, take steps, take measures, take the initiative, move, ... 更多make a move, react, do something, proceed, go ahead, make progress, make headway, be active, be employed, be busy, informalget moving反義詞 do nothing
   • 2. behave in the way specified they followed the man who was seen acting suspiciously he acts as if he owned the place 同義詞 behave, function, react, perform, conduct oneself, ... 更多acquit oneself, bear oneself, rarecomport oneself, deport oneself
   • 3. take effect; have a particular effect blood samples are analyzed to find out how the drug acts in the body they should remove taxes that act to suppress demand
   • 4. perform a fictional role in a play, movie, or television production she acted in her first professional role at the age of six he acted the role of the king 同義詞 perform, play, play a part, take part, be an actor, ... 更多be an actress, be one of the cast, appear, informaltread the boards
   • ▪ behave so as to appear to be; pretend to be I acted dumb at first 同義詞 pretend, playact, sham, fake, feign, ... 更多put it on, bluff, pose, posture, masquerade, dissemble, dissimulate, informalkid

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a thing done; a deed a criminal act the act of writing down one's thoughts 同義詞 deed, action, gesture, feat, exploit, ... 更多move, performance, undertaking, maneuver, stunt, operation, venture, effort, enterprise, achievement, accomplishment
   • ▪ a New Testament book immediately following the Gospels and relating the history of the early Church.
   • 2. a pretense she was putting on an act and laughing a lot 同義詞 pretense, false display, show, front, facade, ... 更多masquerade, charade, guise, posture, pose, affectation, appearance, sham, fake, bluff, hoax, make-believe, playacting, feigning, shamming, posturing, posing, counterfeit, subterfuge, dissimulation, dissemblance, fabrication, falsification, informala put-on, a put-up job
   • ▪ a particular type of behavior or routine he did his Sir Galahad act
   • 3. a written ordinance of Congress, or another legislative body; a statute the act to abolish slavery 同義詞 law, decree, statute, bill, Act of Parliament, ... 更多edict, fiat, dictum, dictate, enactment, resolution, ruling, rule, judgment, canon, ordinance, proclamation, command, commandment, mandate, measure, stipulation, direction, requirement, legislation, ukase, pronunciamento
   • ▪ a document attesting a legal transaction.
   • ▪ dated the recorded decisions or proceedings of a committee or an academic body.
   • 4. a main division of a play, ballet, or opera the first act 同義詞 division, section, subsection, portion, part, ... 更多segment, component, bit, passage, episode, chapter
   • ▪ a set performance her one-woman poetry act 同義詞 performance, turn, routine, number, item, ... 更多piece, sketch, skit, playlet, dance, song, show, production, presentation, entertainment, informalgig
   • ▪ a performing group an act called the Apple Blossom Sisters

   acting

   • n.
     the art or occupation of performing fictional roles in plays, films, or television: she studied acting in New York I'd prefer him not to go into acting as it's such an insecure business
   • adj.
     temporarily doing the duties of another person: the acting supervisor

   Oxford Dictionary

   acting

   • n.
     the art or occupation of performing in plays, movies, or television productions: she studied acting in New York
   • adj.
     temporarily doing the duties of another person: acting director

   Oxford American Dictionary

   Acts

   • a New Testament book immediately following the Gospels and relating the history of the early Church.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   act out

   • ph.
     perform a narrative as if it were a play; translate something into action

   Oxford Dictionary

   play-act

   • v.
     engage in pretence in order to trick someone or gain an advantage: I am a professional and I would never play-act to get someone sent off she play-acted grief when told her husband had died

   Oxford Dictionary

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   片語

   • act of God
   • act of grace
   • catch someone in the act
   • get one's act together
   • get in on the act
   • a tough act to follow
   • in the act of
   • act as
   • act for
   • act from
   • act on
   • act out
   • act up
3. • 更多解釋

   act

   • IPA[akt]

   英式

   • v.
     take action; do something: they urged Washington to act he denied the charges, claiming that he had acted in self-defence
   • n.
     a thing done; a deed: a criminal act the act of writing down one's thoughts

   Oxford Dictionary

   ACT

   • IPA[ˌeɪsiːˈtiː]

   英式

   • abbr
     advance corporation tax.

   Oxford Dictionary

   ACT

   • IPA[ˌāˌsēˈtē]

   美式

   • abbr
     American College Test.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   ACT

   • A trademark for a standardized college entrance examination.

   HOUGHTON MIFFLIN