The English term "ceremonial act" matches the Italian term "cerimonia"

other english words that include "ceremonial" : italian :
ceremonial solenne, cerimoniale
ceremonially cerimoniale
other english words that include "act" : italian :
abstract astratto
abstract of account estratto di conto
abstractedly astratto
abstractly astratto
according to contract come fissato nel contratto
act atto, vertere, azione, agire, funzionare, legge
act for rappresentare
act in place of rappresentare, vertere
act of volition volizione
action effetto, azione, lamentela, procedimento
actionable querelabile
active attivo
activity attività
actor attore
actress attrice
actual reale, veramente, veramente
actuality realtà
actualize attuare
actually veramente, reale
actuate attivare
actuation impulso
attorney in fact facente funzione
attract vestire, adescare
attracting attrazione
attraction attrazione
attractiveness attrattiva
bacterium microbo
benefactor benefattore
chain reaction reazione a catena
character natura, simbolo
characteristic caratteristico, contrassegno, qualità
characters simbolo, personalità
climacteric period menopausa
climactical climàtico
compact compatto
compactly compatto
contact congiuntura
contract contratto
contractor imprenditore
detract sottrarre
detraction detrazione
detractive degradante
detractor calunniatore
diffract piegare
diffraction flessione
diffractive piegante
distaction diversione
distract distrarre, disordinare
distracted sconvolto
distractibility distrazione
distraction diversione
enact decretare
enactment ordinanza
exact minuzioso
exacting esigente
exactingly esigente
exactingness puntualità
exaction fregagione
exactly pari, giustamente, giusto, minuzioso
exactness fedeltà
extract compendio, estrassi, estrarre
extraction estrazione del carbone
fact realtà
factors fattori
factory ditta, fabbrica
fraction frattura, pezzettino, frazione
fraction number numero frazionario
fractional esiguo
fractionally rotto
fractionary frammento
fractions rotture
fractiousness eccitabilità
fracture frattura delle ossa, frattura
fractured rotto
fractures rotture
freedom of action elasticità di azione
impact influsso
in fact veramente
intact intatto
liberty of action libertà di movimento
loose contact contatto lasco
malefactor malfattore
manufacture confezionare, prodotto, fabbricare
manufacturer fabbricatore
manufacturers artéfice
manufacturing fault difetto di fabbricazione
nuclear reactor reattore nucleare
pact patto, pacchetto
practicable eseguìbile
practical utilitario
practice applicare
practise esercitare, esercitare
react reagire
reaction reazione
reaction time momento dello spavento
reactionary reazionario
reactionist reazionario
reactive retroattivo
reactor reattore
redact pubblicare
refracted incolto
refracting rompente
refractory renitente
refracts rompe
satisfaction contentezza, soddisfazione
satisfactory soddisfacente
self acting automàtico
series of reactions reazione a catena
subtract falcidiare
syntactic error vizio di forma
tact tatto
tactic tattica
tactical tàttica
tactics tattica
tactility tangibilità
tacts tempi
to attract vestire
tract territorio
tractive boccata
transaction evasione
upper case character lettera maiuscola
weakness of character debolezza di carattere
work in a factory lavoro in fabbrica
The Influence of Dante
It wasn’t until Dante Alighieri, one of Italy’s most well-known authors that the language was standardized. Until Alighieri wrote his book The Devine Comedy, most literature was written in Latin. He opted to write in the language of the common people. The dialect he chose was spoken in Tuscan and it became the standard for the Italian language and literature that is spoken today.
Italian Unity
There are many dialects of Italian and each one is considered its own independent language. This is because Italy was not unified in one country until 1861. At that point. Tuscan Italian became the official language. But just 2.5 percent of people could actually speak it. Today, around 30 percent of Italian dialects are considered endangered by UNESCO.
Italian and Music
Italian is the language of music with terms like crescendo, forte, and soprano. Musical notation came about during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. Since many composers at the time were also Italian, it became the standard language of music.