proactive in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for proactive in the English»Italian Dictionary

proactive [Brit prəʊˈaktɪv, Am proʊˈæktɪv] ADJ

1. proactive PSYCH:

proactive

proattivo

2. proactive (dynamic):

proactive approach, role

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Translations for proactive in the Italian»English Dictionary

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proactive in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for proactive in the English»Italian Dictionary

proactive [ˌproʊ·ˈæk·tɪv] ADJ

proactive

proattivo, -a

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The cornerstones of management are proactive treatment of airway infection, and encouragement of good nutrition and an active lifestyle.

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Faculty and advisors are becoming more proactive in identifying and addressing at-risk students.

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Improvements in law and order, with a more proactive bureaucracy has led to a gradual improvement in the economy of the state.

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Once a zone is confirmed as containing the destination node, the proactive protocol, or stored route-listing table, is used to deliver the packet.

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The point of that campaign was to take proactive steps to protect your identity.

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The company was a pioneer in proactive security software solutions and forensics malware tools, utilizing a patented sandbox technology.

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Their messages are proactive rather than reactive, so they are designed towards effects rather than in response to the actions of others.

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To support proactive research of consumer, social, and business trends.

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If the device stops responding, active monitoring will throw an alarm showing the device as unavailable and allows for the proactive correction of the problem.

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The children are encouraged to be proactive and creative and thus become independent personalities.

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