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interactive

/ˌɪn.tərˈæk.tɪv/

Перевод: Описывает систему или среду, которая позволяет двустороннюю связь или прямое участие пользователя.

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adjective

/ˌɪn.tərˈæk.tɪv/B2formalIT
  • ruОписывает систему или среду, которая позволяет двустороннюю связь или прямое участие пользователя.

Describes a system or medium that allows two-way communication or direct user participation.

  1. Synergistic effectC1formalmedical

    Describes a combination where two or more substances or biological agents produce a total effect greater than the sum of their individual effects.

    ruСинергетический эффект

    • The two drugs had an interactive effect, lowering the patient's blood pressure more than expected.
    • Muscles often work in an interactive manner, with the biceps and triceps coordinating for smooth movement.
    • The therapist noted an interactive response when the medications were taken together.
    • Researchers are studying interactive drug combinations to improve cancer treatment outcomes.

    Синонимыsynergeticsynergistic

  2. Mutually influencingB2formal

    Able to affect or influence each other; involving exchange or feedback between two or more entities.

    ruВзаимодействующий

    • The interactive nature of the discussion allowed all participants to share ideas freely.
    • Interactive teaching methods encourage students to engage with the material and each other.
    • The two systems are interactive, so a change in one automatically impacts the other.
    • Modern classrooms use interactive whiteboards that respond to touch input.

    Синонимыcorrelativeinterdependentmutualreciprocaltwo-way

Формы
  • more interactive comparative form
  • most interactive superlative form
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