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

react¹ /ri-aktˈ/

intransitive verb

To return an impulse in the opposite direction

To act in return

To act with mutual effect

To act in resistance

To swing back in the opposite direction

To respond to a stimulus

To undergo chemical change produced by a reagent

To act, behave

(of share prices) to fall sharply after a rise

ORIGIN: LL reagere, -actum, from agere to do

reacˈtance noun (electronics)

The component of impedance due to inductance or capacitance

reacˈtant noun (chem)

A substance taking part in a reaction

reacˈtion noun

Action resisting other action

Mutual action

An action or change in an opposite direction

Backward tendency from revolution, reform or progress

Response to stimulus

The chemical action of a reagent

A physical or mental effect caused by medicines, drugs, etc

A transformation within the nucleus of an atom

Acidity or alkalinity

Feeling or thought aroused by, or in response to, a statement, situation, person, etc

reacˈtional adjective

reacˈtionarism noun

reacˈtionarist noun

reacˈtionary adjective

Of or favouring reaction, esp against revolution, reform, etc

noun

A person who tends to oppose political change or who attempts to revert to past political conditions

reacˈtionism noun

reacˈtionist noun and adjective

Reactionary

reacˈtive adjective

Of or relating to reaction
Readily acted upon or responsive to stimulus
Produced by emotional stress
Relating to or having a reactance (electronics)

reacˈtively adverb

reacˈtiveness or reactivˈity noun

reacˈtor noun

Someone or something that undergoes a reaction
A device which introduces reactance into an electric circuit
A container in which a chemical reaction takes place
A nuclear reactor (qv)

reaction formation noun (psychology)

A mechanism whereby a person adopts a mode of behaviour that is the opposite of his or her true disposition

reaction time noun

The interval between stimulus and reaction

reaction turbine noun

A turbine in which the fluid expands progressively in passing alternate rows of fixed and moving blades, the kinetic energy continuously developed being absorbed by the latter

react1 /ri-aktˈ/

react¹ /ri-aktˈ/