Traduzione inglese <> italiano di Initiative
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Traduzione e definizione
an initiative: un'iniziativa
Take the initiative! Fai qualcosa senza che te lo chiedano!
on one's own initiative Di propria iniziativa, senza che nessuno lo chiedesse
The government's new initiative to improve the economy is working. La nuova iniziativa del governo per migliorare l'economia sta funzionando.
Esempi
- "Ursula : Personally, I think the construction of the eco-roofs is the most popular of Delavigne's initiatives."
- "For more information about Delavigne products or initiatives, please contact Susan Bliss, director of Marketing at (415) 555-6996."
- "We are hoping this initiative will save time and avoid hurt feelings (mainly my own)."
- "I do like your initiative though, Brian."
- "However, I can tell you that the initiative kills two birds with one stone: not only should it improve the level of hygiene in the office, it will also provide a permanent use for otherwise useless intern, Edward Moon."
- "Attachment: Initiatives."
- "Bruno : Sigourney, your article mentions our initiatives in two lines!"
- "Susie : It's really the least we can do Moira, and I want to let everyone know that you can find more information about this initiative and of course our complete catalogue of products on our Website: www.DelavigneCorp.com."
- "Certainly there are companies which have had success with this kind of initiative, however I am reluctant to set aside time for naps at this time."
- "Sigourney : Yes, but surely you have a favourite among them. I mean, the initiatives really are revolutionary - very ahead of their time."
- "Brian : Today I'll be presenting a few of Delavigne's upcoming product releases for the new year, as well as discussing the company's latest plans and initiatives."
- "But it was only after Fergus's son, Angus, took the initiative to realize his father's dream of a clean nation, that McGillicutty's Soap Warehouse was born."
- "Comments: I would like to note that I was very impressed with Mr. Brian Jones' initiative during the meeting."
- "Thanks to your initiatives we've been recognized as a progressive and forward-thinking enterprise by the press."
- "She is the spokeswoman for the perfume company Delavigne Corp, known for its numerous eco-friendly initiatives."
- "CEO Bruno Delavigne, along with Chief of Research and Development Horatio Oléré, will unveil a philanthropic initiative of great consequence, to be revealed at the time of press conference (6 PM)."
- "Mr. Jones, you talked earlier about Delavigne's planned environmental initiatives-"
- "I have written records of all the initiatives we implemented, which you did not even ask to consult!"
- "Delavigne has in fact always been an avid supporter of environmental and animal rights initiatives all over the globe."
- "In order to prevent the transmission of diseases in the workplace, I have put in place a new initiative that will encourage people to wash their hands after using the bathroom. I am reluctant to reveal too much information regarding the protocol as it may compromise its effectiveness."
Esercizio 1
There are many useful public speaking terms in this dialogue. Let's find a few of them!
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a .
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": . Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a " and " session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a .
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": . Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a " and " session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
There are many useful public speaking terms in this dialogue. Let's find a few of them!
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a spokesperson 1.
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": format 2. Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a "question 3 and answer 4" session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a spokesperson 1.
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": format 2. Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a "question 3 and answer 4" session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
1 spokesperson: "Spokesperson" is the best choice here. A "spokesperson" represents his or her company or client in the public arena. Example: "A spokesperson for Mr Jackson said the singer denies all charges".
2 format: "Format" is the best choice here. In the context of the dialogue, the "format" of the conference describes the order in which topics will be discussed, and the form which the event will take. Example: "Before we begin, let me tell you a little about the format my speech will take".
3 question: "Question" is the correct answer here, as part of the idiom "a question and answer session". This is used to describe an exchange of questions or discussion, which usually takes place at the end of a conference, speech, or meeting. Note the term is often abbreviated to "Q&A", and that it is always used in the singular: a "question and answer" session.
4 answer: "Answer" is the correct answer here, as part of the term "question and answer session". This is used to describe an exchange of questions or discussion, which usually takes place at the end of a conference, speech, or meeting. Note the term is often abbreviated to "Q&A".
Esercizio 2
Listed below are 4 pairs of words found in the dialogue you have just heard.
Which of these pairs of words are synonyms?
Which of these pairs of words are synonyms?
Listed below are 4 pairs of words found in the dialogue you have just heard.
Which of these pairs of words are synonyms?
Which of these pairs of words are synonyms?
The terms "initiative" and "procedure" are not synonyms. A "procedure" usually describes a general process of some kind. It can be a medical or legal procedure, for example. An "initiative" usually refers to a legislative measure or action. The two words may have similar meanings, but they are not synonyms.
Both "innumerable" and "countless" indicate a very large or infinite amount (an amount which is so large it can't easily be counted). These two terms are synonyms in this context.
Standard' and "current" are not synonyms. "Current (events)" are the events which are occurring "presently" or "at the moment". As an adjective, "standard" means "regular", "customary" or "normal".
"Doubts" and "feeling" are not synonymous. A "doubt" is a certain type of feeling which indicates uncertainty or hesitation, whereas a "feeling" is simply an impression or sentiment. On its own, (without being modified by another term), the word doesn't indicate what type of feeling is being experienced!
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