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Acta noun, feminine (plural: actas f) The minutes record what is being discussed in the meeting.
Origin of acta1. From Latin, neuter plural of āctus “done,” past participle of agere “to do, drive”; act.
1. : recorded proceedings : official acts : transactions. the acta of the conference. 2. : narratives of deeds.
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is an agreement to create new global intellectual property (IP) enforcement standards that go beyond current international law, shifting the discussion from more democratic multilateral forums, such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the World Intellectual Property ...
The minutes record what is being discussed in the meeting. record n. · memorandum n. · protocol n. · journal n.
But it was the work of the scholar William Tyndale, who from 1525 to 1535 translated the New Testament and part of the Old Testament, that became the model for a series of subsequent English translations.