reaction

🇺🇸 /riˈækʃn/ 🇬🇧 /riˈækʃn/
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タグ TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B2
noun
B1

What you do, say, or think because of something that happened.

People had different reactions to the news about her promotion.

彼女の昇進のニュースに対して人々は様々な反応を示した。

B2

A change in how people act or think because they dislike past ways.

The new rules are a reaction against the old, loose policies.

新しい規則は、古い緩やかな政策に対する反動である。

B1

How your body responds to a drug, food, or chemical, often in a bad way.

Some people have an allergic reaction to peanuts.

一部の人はピーナッツに対してアレルギー反応を示す。

R

The ability to act quickly when something happens, especially in danger.

Good drivers need fast reaction times to avoid accidents.

優秀なドライバーは事故を避けるために素早い反応時間が必要だ。

B1

A process where chemicals mix and change into something new.

Mixing baking soda and vinegar causes a chemical reaction.

重曹と酢を混ぜると化学反応が起こる。

R

A force that pushes back with equal strength when another force acts on it.

In physics, every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

物理学では、あらゆる作用には等しく逆向きの反作用がある。

R

Resistance to social or political change.

The government faced strong reaction from groups opposed to reform.

政府は改革に反対するグループからの強い反発に直面した。

translation

n. 反応, 反発的反応, 身体的反应, 反応能力, 化学反応, 反作用, 保守的反応

語形変化

Plural reactions