tact in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for tact in the English»Italian Dictionary

tact [Brit takt, Am tækt] N

tact

tatto m

to have tact

avere tatto

to have the tact to do

avere l'accortezza di fare

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to be noted, not noted for tact, wit

essere noto, non essere noto per

exquisite features, manners, tact

squisito

to show both firmness and tact

dar prova di fermezza e di tatto insieme

a model of tact, fairness, good government

un modello di

tact, spelling is not my strong point or suit

il tatto, l'ortografia non è il mio forte

Translations for tact in the Italian»English Dictionary

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garbo

tact

diplomazia

tact

tatto fig

tact

dar prova di finezza e tatto insieme

to show both firmness and tact

tact in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tact in the English»Italian Dictionary

tact [tækt] N

tact

tatto m

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a singular lack of tact

un'incredibile mandanza di tatto

Translations for tact in the Italian»English Dictionary

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tatto

tact

buongusto

tact

delicatezza

tact

discrezione

tact

tact Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a singular lack of tact

un'incredibile mandanza di tatto

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The annual report for that year stated that she possessed all the qualities essential to such a position-ability, energy, experience, tact.

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She often lacks tact and embarrasses her owner, often getting punished as a result.

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He was successful in this position carrying out its duties with tact and dignity, and showing a good knowledge of parliamentary practice.

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Those who closely followed the county's fortunes were impressed by his tact and judgment as well as keenness which often manifested itself.

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Able administrators, they displayed tact, enhancing the dignity of the office.

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In his 1952 autobiography he described her as a great strain on one's nerves, patience and tact.

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They should be treated with tact, comprehension and understanding.

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His self-complacency, his animal spirits, and his want of tact, were such that, though he frequently gave offence, he never took it.

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It was her innate graciousness, her innate tact, and her kindness of heart... which won her admiration and respect of all.

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It also lacks understanding of nuance and tact, and can be disconcertingly blunt in conversation.

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