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interaction

/ˌɪn.təˈræk.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌɪn.təˈræk.ʃən/B2formaltechnical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее взаимное или обоюдное действие, влияние или общение между двумя или более сущностями, объектами или системами.

A noun referring to a mutual or reciprocal action, influence, or communication between two or more entities, objects, or systems.

  1. Communication or contactB1formal

    A mutual or reciprocal action or influence between people, groups, or things.

    ruВзаимодействие

    • The interaction between the teacher and students was very productive.
    • Social interaction is important for mental health.
    • The meeting encouraged more interaction among team members.

    Synonymscollaborationcommunicationconnectioncontactcooperationdealinginterchangeinterplayrelationship

  2. Physical or chemical effectB2formalscientific

    The way in which two or more substances, particles, or forces affect each other.

    ruВзаимодействие

    • The interaction of these chemicals produces a strong reaction.
    • Scientists study the interaction between light and matter.
    • The interaction of the two drugs can cause side effects.

    Synonymsinterchangeinterplayreactionreciprocity

  3. User-system exchangeB2formalIT

    The exchange of information or commands between a user and a computer system.

    ruВзаимодействие пользователя с системой

    • The app's user interaction is smooth and intuitive.
    • The game requires constant interaction with the player.
    • The website's interaction design was praised by critics.

    Synonymscommunicationconversationdialogueexchangesession

Forms
  • interactions plural form
  • interactions' possessive plural form
  • interaction's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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