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Significados de proactive em inglês

Descriptive of any event or stimulus or process that has an effect on events or stimuli or processes that occur subsequently.

Proactive.

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Uso de proactive em inglês
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As a result, everyone needs to take proactive steps to be prepared.
The South African
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The New Year will see you being much more active and proactive.
The South African
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It means you need to do what you do best: be proactive.
The incumbent
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Aid agencies are taking proactive measures to head off a potential crisis.
Reuters
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Use your resources to set up an empowering proactive plan and thrive.
Ebony
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Routine, proactive monitoring of side effects is essential to optimize patient outcomes.
Pubmed
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As a proactive and prudent measure, we decided to take immediate action.
BBC
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Being selectively proactive now could save you aggravation later in the week.
The South African
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However, partnerships have been episodic and reactive rather than ongoing and proactive.
Pubmed
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But maybe it could be slightly more proactive towards consolidation, he said.
Reuters
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Numerous cities have chosen a proactive way of enabling a thriving nightlife.
Radio NZ
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We just had to be proactive the way we played our football.
News.com.au
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She had to be proactive and chose to fight fire with fire.
The Guardian
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We are now expected to make a proactive contribution to the business.
The Irish Times
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The BOJ will be proactive in enacting policy to achieve these goals.
Reuters
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My world and my lifestyle is a proactive person in the community.
Ebony
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