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reciprocation

/rɪˌsɪp.rəˈkeɪ.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فعل الرد على فعل أو إيماء بفعل أو إيماء مماثل، وغالبًا ما يتضمن تبادلًا متبادلًا أو حركة تبادلية.

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noun

/rɪˌsɪp.rəˈkeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على فعل الرد على فعل أو إيماء بفعل أو إيماء مماثل، وغالبًا ما يتضمن تبادلًا متبادلًا أو حركة تبادلية.

A noun referring to the act of responding to an action or gesture with a corresponding one, often involving mutual exchange or alternating movement.

غير معدود

  1. Mutual exchangeB2formal

    The act of giving or doing something in return for something received.

    arتبادل متبادل

    • Their relationship was built on reciprocation of kindness.
    • He expected reciprocation for his generous gift.
    • Reciprocation of favors is common in close friendships.

    المرادفاتexchangegive-and-takeinterchangereciprocityrequitalresponsereturn

  2. Alternating motionC1formaltechnical

    A back-and-forth movement, like a pendulum or piston.

    arالحركة الترددية

    • The engine's reciprocation drives the wheels.
    • The reciprocation of the saw blade was smooth and steady.
    • Mechanical reciprocation is essential in many machines.

    المرادفاتalternationoscillationrockingswinging

  3. Interactive exchangeB2formal

    The process of mutual interaction or exchanging information.

    arالتبادل المتبادل

    • Effective communication requires reciprocation of ideas.
    • The debate involved a lively reciprocation of arguments.
    • Social media encourages the reciprocation of comments and likes.

    المرادفاتexchangegive-and-takeinteractioninterchangereciprocity

الصيغ
  • reciprocations plural form
  • reciprocations' possessive plural form
  • reciprocation's possessive singular form
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