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reflection

/rɪˈflek.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une image renvoyée par une surface réfléchissante comme un miroir, ainsi que l'action de réfléchir profondément ou de méditer.

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noun

/rɪˈflek.ʃən/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une image renvoyée par une surface réfléchissante comme un miroir, ainsi que l'action de réfléchir profondément ou de méditer.

A noun referring to the image or representation of something as seen in a mirror or other reflective surface, or the act of serious thought or consideration.

  1. Image in a surfaceA2formal

    An image seen in a mirror, water, or other reflective surface.

    frImage réfléchie

    • She looked at her reflection in the mirror.
    • The reflection of the mountains was clear in the lake.
    • He saw his reflection in the polished floor.

    Synonymesimagelikenessmirror image

  2. Thoughtful considerationB2formal

    Serious thought or consideration about something.

    frréflexion

    • After much reflection, she decided to change her career.
    • His essay is a reflection on modern society.
    • The book offers a deep reflection on the meaning of life.

    Synonymescogitationconsiderationcontemplationdeliberationmeditationmusingruminationspeculationstudythought

  3. Indication or representationB2formal

    A sign or result of a particular situation or quality.

    frreflet

    • The low test scores are a reflection of poor teaching.
    • Her kindness is a reflection of her upbringing.
    • The company's success is a reflection of its hard work.

    Synonymesdemonstrationevidenceindexindicationmanifestationrepresentationsignsymboltoken

Formes
  • reflections plural form
  • reflections' possessive plural form
  • reflection's possessive singular form
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