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reflective

/rɪˈflek.tɪv/

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adjective

/rɪˈflek.tɪv/B2formal
  • ruОписывает кого-то или что-то, проявляющее глубокое размышление или обдумывание, либо отражающее свет или изображение.

Describes someone or something that shows deep thought or consideration, or that reflects light or an image.

  1. Thoughtful or contemplativeB2formal

    Engaged in deep or serious thought; showing careful consideration.

    ruЗадумчивый

    • She was in a reflective mood after the lecture.
    • His reflective essay explored the meaning of happiness.
    • The quiet evening made him feel reflective.

    Synonymscogitativecontemplativedeliberativeintrospectivemeditativepensiveruminativethoughtful

    Antonymsinconsideratethoughtlessunreflective

  2. Reflecting light or soundB1formal

    Capable of sending back light, heat, or sound from a surface.

    ruОтражающий

    • The reflective surface of the mirror showed his face clearly.
    • Reflective tape on the jacket makes cyclists visible at night.
    • The building's windows are made of reflective glass.

    Synonymsmirroredmirrorlikereflectingspecular

    Antonymsabsorbentdullmattenonreflective

  3. Intellectual or introspectiveC1formal

    Relating to or characterized by deep thought about intellectual or abstract matters.

    ruЗадумчивый

    • The philosopher's reflective writings are studied worldwide.
    • She spent a reflective hour pondering the meaning of life.
    • His reflective nature made him a great writer.

    Synonymscontemplativedeliberativeintrospectivemeditativemusingpensivephilosophicalruminativethoughtful

    Antonymsincuriousshallowsuperficialthoughtlessunreflectiveunthinking

Forms
  • more reflective comparative form
  • most reflective superlative form
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