Translation of deed – English–Catalan dictionary

deed

noun
  formal
uk
/diːd/
us
/did/
something that you do
acte, acció
good deeds

(Translation of deed from the Cambridge English-Catalan Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of deed

deed
Moreover, the claim that these sources represent ' official policy statements ' is seriously compromised by the words and deeds of government ministries.
The ethics and rhetoric of exemplarity took precedence over the provision of complete chronicles of rulers, deeds, and battles.
Through such ordinary deeds were grand colonizing designs eluded.
One central theme was that of recompense (baoying)- evil deeds will bring disaster and grief and good deeds will bring good fortune.
Everyone should look into their hearts and repent; those who remained unrepentant and dared to commit such wrong deeds again would be punished without mercy.
Several deeds of sales of investments exist from 1803.
The essence of the curse, as may be discerned from the wording, was an effort to curtail ' bad' social deeds.
When security is required, the banks ask for savings and title deeds.
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Translations of deed

in Chinese (Traditional)
行為, (尤指很壞或很好的)事情,行為, 文件…
in Chinese (Simplified)
行为, (尤指很坏或很好的)事情,行为, 文件…
in Spanish
acto, acción, escritura…
in Portuguese
ação, feito, façanha…
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行為, 行(おこな)い, 証書(しょうしょ)…
iş, eylem, fiil…
action [feminine], acte [masculine], action…
daad…
skutek…
gerning, bedrift, dåd…
tindakan…
การกระทำ…
việc làm…
czyn, uczynek, akt notarialny…
handling, gärning…
amalan…
die Tat…
gjerning [masculine], skjøte [neuter], gjerning…
행동…
дія, вчинок…
azione, atto…
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