Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Reflect"

A: Reflect means to make something bounce away. For example: "The mirror reflected the light towards the kitchen." "The laser was reflected off the shield and blew up the space station."

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A: Think deeply about.

Let's reflect on the importance of art in our culture.

To remember.

When I reflect on my childhood, I realize my parents did everything they could for me.

A: If you reflect on something you look back at it in your mind, like you reflected on your behaviour

A: "The light reflected off the window."

"The light reflected directly off the windows."

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Your explanation is very easy to understand!
Thank you again!

A: I don't get your first example

A: Here are some examples(not sure if this is what you wanted)
“The sun reflected off the window”
“You should reflect on your actions”

A: I have been asked to reflect on this problem.
Please reflect on your actions.

A: All two words suggest a calm, careful thinking process whose purpose is to generate a deeper truth or arrive at some wisdom.
It can be helpful if you are working on a goal or checking your reaction to things you've done in the past.

Contemplate also means looking at or view with continued attention; observe or study thoughtfully.

1) Do you like contemplating the stars?

2) I can't quite contemplate the enormity of that statement.


Another meaning of "reflect" is something that comes back to you. If you look in a mirror, you will see your reflected image.

1) I reflected on the problem.

2) The water reflects light.

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The conflict in Afghanistan is not supposed to end

These panels will reflect light brightly even in near darkness

We're having a stupid conflict over these chairs

Take some time to reflect upon what happened here today

A: Reflect is when you think deeply or carefully about a particular situation.

Examples:
He reflected with sadness on the unhappiness of his marriage.
The manager demanded time to reflect (on what to do).

A: When you “reflect” that means you are thinking about what you did, said, or thought about something.

To review: That’s more physical like looking over homework or paperwork.

A: Yeah, I think you're getting the main idea. The others mentioned that these words are all synonyms. It is absolutely acceptable to use them interchangeably. However, I find that I use them different words depending on the situation.

A: Hope this helps! :)

A: "reflecting"

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