گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'react'

1 عمومی:: واكنش‌ نشان‌ دادن‌

2 عمومی:: عكس‌ العمل‌ نشان‌ دادن‌

3 عمومی:: واكنش‌ كردن‌

1 general:: react adverbs react badly (= become annoyed, upset etc ) • Do you react badly to criticism? react angrily/violently • The Prime Minister reacted angrily to these accusations. react strongly • Scott reacted strongly when he felt he was being treated unjustly. react quickly/swiftly • The goalkeeper had to react quickly. react differently • People react differently to stress. react positively/negatively (= with positive/negative emotions or opinions ) • We want versatile people who react positively to change. react cautiously (= carefully, so that you avoid danger or risk ) • The United States has reacted cautiously to the offer. react instinctively (= without thinking or needing to think ) • She reacted instinctively and reached for her gun.

2 general::   verb ADV. strongly | favourably, positively, sympathetically people who react positively to change | adversely, badly, negatively, unfavourably | aggressively, angrily, violently | cautiously, coolly | sharply | appropriately | immediately, instantly | quickly, swiftly The police must be able to react swiftly in an emergency. | differently | accordingly His insensitive remarks hurt and she reacted accordingly. | automatically, instinctively, spontaneously | physically VERB + REACT tend to | be slow to The industry has been slow to react to these breakthroughs in technology. | not know how to He did not know how to react to her sudden mood swings. PREP. against Many young people react against traditional values. | by The government reacted by increasing taxation. | to The university reacted unfavourably to the proposals. | with Her family reacted with horror when she told them.

3 general:: react against sth to intentionally do the opposite of what someone wants you to do because you do not like their rules or ideas • He reacted against everything he had been taught.

4 general:: verb respond: He will react to the new boss.