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act

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EKI Combined Dictionary 2026

Last modified 11.06.2026

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1
kõrgeima riigivõimuorgani poolt kehtestatud õigusnorme sisaldav dokument või selles kirja pandud juhised
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3
(ühekordne) tegevus, toimetus, toiming
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4
mingi kunstiteose (nt muusikapala, tantsunumbri) esitamine või millegagi (nt sõnavõtuga) ülesastumine pealtvaatajate ees
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Filmikunsti terminibaas Filmterm

ID 453777 Last modified 20.06.2023
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Domain screenwriting
act
  • one of three narrative sections that make up a unit of drama (scene, sequence, episode, overall work). It is defined in relation to the protagonist's objective. (Lavandier, 2005) Each act has its own beginning, middle, and end, and climax (Vogler, 2007, p. xxiii). Operating in each act are various plot devices intended to intensify conflict, develop characters, and propel the plot forward. (Dancyger & Rush, 2013, p. 2) Feature scripts are normally structured in three acts, the second roughly twice the length of the first and third. Plot Points propel one act into the next. The first act is generally the set-up; the second the conflict, or the plot and the third the climax and resolution. (Costello, 2004).
act

Haridussõnastik

ID 746776 Last modified 07.05.2024
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Domain kasv
toiming preferred
  • eesmärgistatud ja suhteliselt iseseisev tegevuse osa
toiming preferred
Handlung

Huviharidussõnastik

ID 754419 Last modified 10.05.2024
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Domain teat
act
  • lavateose suurem osa, enamasti pausidega, nt vaheaegadega järgmisest osast eraldatud
act
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Akt

Matemaatika terminibaas

ID 665465 Last modified 18.01.2024
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Domain Mathematics

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