英语词汇“reaction”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

reaction

/rɪˈakʃ(ə)n

noun

1Something done, felt, or thought in response to a situation or event: my immediate reaction was one of relief [mass noun]: prices fell in reaction to intense competition...

And for an immediate reaction to today's events I think we can speak to Tom Hilton.
Fifth, anger can be an immediate reaction to an isolated event or it can be a response after numerous events.
I accept full responsibility for my reaction to a bad situation.

Synonyms

response;

answer, reply, rejoinder, retort, riposte;

feedback

informal comeback

1.1 (reactions) A person’s ability to respond physically and mentally to external stimuli: a skilled driver with quick reactions...

The drink he had had would have affected his judgement, ability to ride and reactions.
The driver's reactions and abilities wouldn't enter into it.
You will soon develop quicker reactions and a sixth sense for when someone is going to do something unorthodox.

1.2An adverse physiological response to a substance that has been breathed in, ingested, or touched: such allergic reactions as hay fever and asthma...

Other adverse effects of ticlopidine include neutropenia, adverse skin reactions and gastrointestinal side effects.
Other measures that should be performed to minimize the risk of adverse reactions to allergen immunotherapy are listed in Table 6.
Patients were reassessed on day 4 of therapy for clinical and laboratory responses and for adverse reactions to the medication.

1.3A mode of thinking or behaving that is deliberately different from previous modes of thought and behaviour: the work of these painters was a reaction against Fauvism...

Mawo started in January of 2002 as a reaction against aggressive war behavior of the United States.
I think this tendency is a reaction against previous generations' parenting styles.
But among the younger generation there has been a reaction against the positivist and analytical traditions.

Synonyms

backlash, counteraction, recoil

1.4 [mass noun] Opposition to political or social progress or reform: the institution is under threat from the forces of reaction...

It is no coincidence that this development has occurred during a period of deepening social and political reaction.
This process of social and political reaction cannot be adequately explained as the result of the evil intentions of one or another president.
American politics has assumed the form of a sweeping social reaction, aimed at overturning the reformist legacy of the New Deal.

Synonyms

conservatism, ultra-conservatism, the right, the right wing, the extreme right;

counter-revolution, revanchism

2A chemical process in which substances act mutually on each other and are changed into different substances, or one substance changes into other substances: a chemical reaction caused by a build-up of particular sodium salts...

There are many important industrial processes that use electrophilic reactions.
By contrast, making Kevlar involves a complex series of organic reactions in hot sulphuric acid at high pressures.
More to the point, it has facilitated many reactions that depend upon acetic acid as a reagent or solvent.

2.1 Physics An analogous transformation of atomic nuclei or other particles: reactions between photons and electrically charged atomic particles...

Furthermore, the compound nuclei produced in cold-fusion reactions contain a relatively small number of neutrons.
It studies the structure of nuclei, and their reactions and interactions.
They're produced during nuclear fusion, the reaction that lights the sun and other stars.

3 [mass noun] Physics A force exerted in opposition to an applied force: the law of action and reaction...

In response to the motion, the elastic reaction force exerted on the site by the substrate starts to rise.
Newton's third law states that for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction.
At the same time, the centrifugal forces of interest and reaction caused local people to reconceive the boundaries of their nation.

Derivatives

reactionist

/rɪˈakʃ(ə)nɪst/ noun & adjective ...

In every war it was the opportune time for the reactionist and commercial vulture to do his dirty work in the name of patriotism.
They are using their reactionist tactics to try and scare people away from real issues.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from react + -ion, originally suggested by medieval Latin reactio(n-), from react- 'done again' (see react).

单词	reaction
释义	reaction /rɪˈakʃ(ə)n / noun 1Something done, felt, or thought in response to a situation or event: my immediate reaction was one of relief [mass noun]: prices fell in reaction to* intense competition... And for an immediate reaction to today's events I think we can speak to Tom Hilton. Fifth, anger can be an immediate reaction to an isolated event or it can be a response after numerous events. I accept full responsibility for my reaction to a bad situation. Synonyms response; answer, reply, rejoinder, retort, riposte; feedback informal* comeback 1.1 (reactions) A person’s ability to respond physically and mentally to external stimuli: a skilled driver with quick reactions... The drink he had had would have affected his judgement, ability to ride and reactions. The driver's reactions and abilities wouldn't enter into it. You will soon develop quicker reactions and a sixth sense for when someone is going to do something unorthodox. 1.2An adverse physiological response to a substance that has been breathed in, ingested, or touched: such allergic reactions as hay fever and asthma... Other adverse effects of ticlopidine include neutropenia, adverse skin reactions and gastrointestinal side effects. Other measures that should be performed to minimize the risk of adverse reactions to allergen immunotherapy are listed in Table 6. Patients were reassessed on day 4 of therapy for clinical and laboratory responses and for adverse reactions to the medication. 1.3A mode of thinking or behaving that is deliberately different from previous modes of thought and behaviour: the work of these painters was a reaction against* Fauvism... Mawo started in January of 2002 as a reaction against aggressive war behavior of the United States. I think this tendency is a reaction against previous generations' parenting styles. But among the younger generation there has been a reaction against the positivist and analytical traditions. Synonyms backlash, counteraction, recoil 1.4 [mass noun]* Opposition to political or social progress or reform: the institution is under threat from the forces of reaction... It is no coincidence that this development has occurred during a period of deepening social and political reaction. This process of social and political reaction cannot be adequately explained as the result of the evil intentions of one or another president. American politics has assumed the form of a sweeping social reaction, aimed at overturning the reformist legacy of the New Deal. Synonyms conservatism, ultra-conservatism, the right, the right wing, the extreme right; counter-revolution, revanchism 2A chemical process in which substances act mutually on each other and are changed into different substances, or one substance changes into other substances: a chemical reaction caused by a build-up of particular sodium salts... There are many important industrial processes that use electrophilic reactions. By contrast, making Kevlar involves a complex series of organic reactions in hot sulphuric acid at high pressures. More to the point, it has facilitated many reactions that depend upon acetic acid as a reagent or solvent. 2.1 Physics An analogous transformation of atomic nuclei or other particles: reactions between photons and electrically charged atomic particles... Furthermore, the compound nuclei produced in cold-fusion reactions contain a relatively small number of neutrons. It studies the structure of nuclei, and their reactions and interactions. They're produced during nuclear fusion, the reaction that lights the sun and other stars. 3 [mass noun] Physics A force exerted in opposition to an applied force: the law of action and reaction... In response to the motion, the elastic reaction force exerted on the site by the substrate starts to rise. Newton's third law states that for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction. At the same time, the centrifugal forces of interest and reaction caused local people to reconceive the boundaries of their nation. Derivatives reactionist /rɪˈakʃ(ə)nɪst/ noun & adjective ... In every war it was the opportune time for the reactionist and commercial vulture to do his dirty work in the name of patriotism. They are using their reactionist tactics to try and scare people away from real issues. Origin Mid 17th century: from react + -ion, originally suggested by medieval Latin reactio(n-), from react- 'done again' (see react).
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