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单词 reflex
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reflex

It has become a reflex reaction in the digital age.He was so tall and fast and had such great reflexes.Paying attention like this will make each bite a choice rather than a reflex or a habit. Lightning reflexes and judgment are important in both.This mechanism is an example of a reflex action.Some of his punches and reflex saves have been spectacular.The spinal cord conducts nerve impulses to and from the brain and is also involved in reflex actions.The first was an unbelievable effort from the edge of the penalty area which required lightning reflexes and incredible skill.His speech and reflexes are improving. Lightning reflexes for both his goals.These two photos show the Moro reflex very well.Both sports are quick, using reflex muscles. Great reflexes but no giant.His reflexes are so quick.While what really causes hiccups is unknown, it could be the act of swallowing the sugar that stops the reflex spasm.Little to do but great reflex save from Obi Mikel.Like fishermen of an earlier time, we cast our nets deep, often by reflex and habit.It promotes reflexes, sharpens skills at the net and simply makes you a better, more aggressive player.He then followed that up by incredibly keeping out the striker's follow-up effort with a fabulous reflex stop.Learning Although some of our behaviour is based on reflex and instinctive reactions, most of our behaviour is learned.A combination of sharp reflexes, quick feet, ducking and swaying will usually look after you.

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reflex

British English: reflex /ˈriːflɛks/ NOUN
A reflex or a reflex action is a normal uncontrollable reaction of your body to something that you feel, see, or experience.
Sneezing is a reflex.
  • American English: reflex
  • Arabic: رَدٌّ فِعْلٌ تِلْقائيّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: reflexo
  • Chinese: 反射
  • Croatian: refleks
  • Czech: reflex
  • Danish: refleks
  • Dutch: reflex
  • European Spanish: reflejo
  • Finnish: refleksi
  • French: réflexe
  • German: Reflex
  • Greek: αντανακλαστικό
  • Italian: riflesso
  • Japanese: 反射作用
  • Korean: 반사 행동
  • Norwegian: refleks
  • Polish: odbicie
  • European Portuguese: reflexo
  • Romanian: reflex
  • Russian: рефлекс
  • Latin American Spanish: reflejo
  • Swedish: reflex
  • Thai: การกระทำโดยอัตโนมัติ
  • Turkish: refleks
  • Ukrainian: рефлекс
  • Vietnamese: phản xạ

All related terms of 'reflex'

Chinese translation of 'reflex'

reflex

(ˈriːflɛks)

n (c)

  1. (Physiol, = action, movement) 反射动(動)作 (fǎnshè dòngzuò) (个(個), )
  2. (= habit) 反射作用 (fǎnshè zuòyòng)

adj

  1. [action, movement] (also reflex action) 反射动(動)作的 (fǎnshè dòngzuò de)

Derived Forms

reflexes n pl (= speed of reaction) 反应(應) (fǎnyìng)
(adjective) 
Definition
of or caused by a reflex
I turned to look inside the house in a reflex action.
Synonyms
automatic
the automatic body functions, such as breathing
spontaneous
a spontaneous reaction
instinctive
It's an instinctive reaction. If a child falls you pick it up.
involuntary
A surge of pain caused me to give an involuntary shudder.
impulsive
The press claim that she is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister.
knee-jerk
a knee-jerk reaction
unthinking
Bruce was no unthinking vandal.
(plural noun) 
the reflexes of an athlete
Synonyms
reactions

Additional synonyms

in the sense of impulsive
Definition
done without thinking first
The press claim that she is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister.
Synonyms
instinctive,
emotional,
unpredictable,
quick,
passionate,
rash,
spontaneous,
precipitate,
intuitive,
hasty,
headlong,
impetuous,
devil-may-care,
unconsidered,
unpremeditated
in the sense of instinctive
Definition
done or happening without any logical thought
It's an instinctive reaction. If a child falls you pick it up.
Synonyms
natural,
inborn,
automatic,
unconscious,
mechanical,
native,
inherent,
spontaneous,
reflex,
innate,
intuitive,
subconscious,
involuntary,
visceral,
unthinking,
instinctual,
unlearned,
hard-wired,
unpremeditated,
intuitional
in the sense of involuntary
Definition
(esp. of a movement or muscle) performed or acting without conscious control
A surge of pain caused me to give an involuntary shudder.
Synonyms
unintentional,
automatic,
unconscious,
spontaneous,
reflex,
instinctive,
uncontrolled,
unthinking,
instinctual,
blind,
unconditioned

Nearby words of
reflex

  • reflect
  • reflection
  • reflective
  • reflex
  • reform
  • reformation
  • refractory

Synonyms of 'reflex'

reflex

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of knee-jerk
Definition
made or occurring as a predictable and automatic response
a knee-jerk reaction
Synonyms
automatic,
unconscious,
predictable,
spontaneous,
reflex,
instinctive,
involuntary,
instinctual,
unwilled,
natural
in the sense of spontaneous
Definition
occurring through natural processes without outside influence
a spontaneous reaction
Synonyms
reflex,
natural,
instinctive,
unconscious,
mechanical,
involuntary,
instinctual,
unwilled
in the sense of unthinking
Definition
done or happening without careful consideration
Bruce was no unthinking vandal.
Synonyms
impulsive,
senseless,
unconscious,
mechanical,
rash,
careless,
instinctive,
oblivious,
negligent,
unwitting,
witless,
inadvertent,
heedless,
unmindful
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