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reflect

/rɪˈflekt/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réfléchir profondément ou attentivement à quelque chose, ou le fait de renvoyer la lumière, la chaleur ou le son.

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/rɪˈflekt/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réfléchir profondément ou attentivement à quelque chose, ou le fait de renvoyer la lumière, la chaleur ou le son.

A verb used to indicate the act of thinking deeply or carefully about something, or of throwing back light, heat, or sound.

  1. Throw back light or soundB1formal

    To send back light, heat, or sound from a surface.

    frRéfléchir (la lumière ou le son)

    • The mirror reflects light into the room.
    • The lake reflected the mountains perfectly.
    • Sound waves reflect off hard surfaces.

    Synonymesechomirrorreturnreverberatethrow back

    Antonymesabsorb

  2. Show or be a sign ofB2formal

    To be a sign or indication of a particular situation or quality.

    frMontrer ou être le signe de

    • His calm attitude reflects his confidence.
    • The sales figures reflect the company's success.
    • Her choice of words reflects her education.

    Synonymesbespeakbetraydemonstratedenotedisplayevinceindicatemanifestmirrorregisterrevealshow

    Antonymesconcealdisguisehidemask

  3. Think deeplyB2formal

    To think carefully and deeply about something.

    frréfléchir profondément

    • She reflected on her childhood memories.
    • He reflected for a moment before answering.
    • We need time to reflect on the proposal.

    Synonymescogitatecontemplatedeliberatemeditatemuseponderruminatethink

Formes
  • reflected past participle
  • reflected past simple
  • reflecting present participle
  • reflects third person singular
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