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reflex
UK
/ˈriːflɛks/
US
/ˈriˌflɛks/
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reflex
noun
reflexes
pl
UK
/ˈriːflɛks/
US
/ˈriˌflɛks/
réflexe
The doctor tested the patient's reflex by tapping his knee with a small hammer.
Le médecin a testé le réflexe du patient en tapant sur son genou avec un petit marteau.
réaction réflexe
His reflex was to duck when he saw the ball coming towards him.
Sa réaction réflexe a été de se baisser quand il a vu la balle arriver vers lui.
reflet
The reflex of the mountains in the lake was breathtaking.
Le reflet des montagnes dans le lac était à couper le souffle.
Synonymes
reaction
response
reflex action
instinct
impulse
reflex
verb
reflexed
Past Simple
reflexed
Past Participle
reflexing
Gerund
UK
/ˈriː.flɛks/
US
/ˈriˌflɛks/
Rare and chiefly literary: to bend, turn, or throw back; to reflect.
Traductions supplémentaires
réfléchir
Emploi rare ou technique au sens de « renvoyer par réflexion ».
reflex
adjective
more reflex
Comp.
most reflex
Super.
réflexe
The doctor tested her reflex actions by tapping her knee with a small hammer.
Le médecin a testé ses réactions réflexes en tapant sur son genou avec un petit marteau.
réfléchi
En optique, pour une lumière, une chaleur ou un son produits par réflexion.
Reflex light from the snow brightened the room.
La lumière réfléchie par la neige a éclairci la pièce.
réflexe
En linguistique, pour une forme issue d’un état plus ancien de la langue.
The reflex consonants in the daughter language show regular sound change.
Les consonnes réflexes dans la langue fille montrent un changement phonétique régulier.
Synonymes
automatic
instinctive
involuntary
unconscious
spontaneous
knee-jerk
reactive
immediate
instantaneous
subconscious
innate
unthinking
Définitions
reflex
noun
An automatic and involuntary response to a stimulus.
The doctor tested the patient's reflex by tapping his knee with a small hammer.
A reflected image or likeness.
The reflex of the mountains in the lake was breathtaking.
A quick, automatic reaction to a situation or event.
His reflex was to duck when he saw the ball coming towards him.
Linguistics: A word, sound, or grammatical form that has developed from an earlier language form.
Modern English "father" is a reflex of Proto-Indo-European *ph₂tḗr.
reflex
verb
To bend, turn, or throw back; to reflect.
The polished surface reflexed the sunlight onto the ceiling.
reflex
adjective
Relating to or involving an involuntary response to a stimulus.
The doctor tested her reflex actions by tapping her knee with a small hammer.
Produced by reflection of light, heat, or sound.
Reflex light from the snow brightened the room.
Linguistics: Relating to a form that descends from an earlier language stage.
The reflex consonants in the daughter language show regular sound change.
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