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reflect
verb (reflected , reflecting )
1 tr & intr said of a surface: to send back (light, heat, sound, etc).
2 tr & intr said of a mirror, etc: to give an image of someone or something.
3 intr said of a sound, image, etc: to be sent back.
4 to have as a cause or be a consequence of Price increases reflect greater demand for the goods .
5 to show or give an idea of something a poem which reflects the author's sadness .
6 intr (usu reflect on or upon something) to consider it carefully; to contemplate it.
7 intr (often reflect well or badly on someone) said of an action, etc: to bring about a good or bad impression His behaviour during all the trouble reflects well on him.
[15c: from Latin reflectere to bend back]
verb (reflected , reflecting )
1 tr & intr said of a surface: to send back (light, heat, sound, etc).
2 tr & intr said of a mirror, etc: to give an image of someone or something.
3 intr said of a sound, image, etc: to be sent back.
4 to have as a cause or be a consequence of Price increases reflect greater demand for the goods .
5 to show or give an idea of something a poem which reflects the author's sadness .
6 intr (usu reflect on or upon something) to consider it carefully; to contemplate it.
7 intr (often reflect well or badly on someone) said of an action, etc: to bring about a good or bad impression His behaviour during all the trouble reflects well on him.
[15c: from Latin reflectere to bend back]
reflectance or reflecting factor
noun , physics the ratio of the intensity of the radiation reflected by a surface to the intensity of radiation incident on that surface.
noun , physics the ratio of the intensity of the radiation reflected by a surface to the intensity of radiation incident on that surface.
reflecting telescope
noun , astron a telescope in which light rays are collected and focused by means of a concave mirror.
noun , astron a telescope in which light rays are collected and focused by means of a concave mirror.
reflection or reflexion
noun
1 the change in direction of a particle or wave, eg the turning back of a ray of light, either when it strikes a smooth surface or when it reaches the boundary between two media.
2 the act of reflecting.
3 a reflected image looked at his reflection in the mirror .
4 careful and thoughtful consideration; contemplation.
5 blame, discredit or censure.
noun
1 the change in direction of a particle or wave, eg the turning back of a ray of light, either when it strikes a smooth surface or when it reaches the boundary between two media.
2 the act of reflecting.
3 a reflected image looked at his reflection in the mirror .
4 careful and thoughtful consideration; contemplation.
5 blame, discredit or censure.
reflective
adjective
1 said of a person: thoughtful; meditative.
2 said of a surface: able to reflect images, light, sound, etc.
3 reflected; resulting from reflection reflective glare of the sun on the water .
reflectively adverb .
reflectiveness noun .
reflectivity noun .
adjective
1 said of a person: thoughtful; meditative.
2 said of a surface: able to reflect images, light, sound, etc.
3 reflected; resulting from reflection reflective glare of the sun on the water .
reflectively adverb .
reflectiveness noun .
reflectivity noun .
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