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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To indicate or be a sign of something
His disheveled appearance reflects who he is as a person
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To bounce back light, heat, sound from a surface
This white t-shirt reflects more of the sun's heat than a black one
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To show an image in glass, water, a mirror etc.
Wiped clean, the window now reflects my face
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To think of something seriously and carefully
After the quiz, Alex reflects on his answers
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Why Smoking makes People look Old? | #aumsum
- Apple reflects red color, making it appear red.
Apple reflects red color, making it appear red.
- Now, snow does not absorb any colors of light and reflects all of them equally.
Now, snow does not absorb any colors of light and reflects all of them equally.
The Invisible Barrier Keeping Two Worlds Apart
- And, because the distribution of living species today partly reflects ancient geological events,
And, because the distribution of living species today partly reflects ancient geological events,
- And because the distribution of living species today partly reflects ancient geological events, he saw biogeography as a way to uncover epic chapters of the planet's history that might otherwise have been unknowable.
And because the distribution of living species today partly reflects ancient geological events, he saw biogeography as a way to uncover epic chapters of the planet's history that might otherwise have been unknowable.
How Europe Lost Its Tech Giants
- This skepticism reflects a cautious European mentality that favors incremental progress in proven methods over the American attitude of risk-taking and setting ambitious goals.
This skepticism reflects a cautious European mentality that favors incremental progress in proven methods over the American attitude of risk-taking and setting ambitious goals.
- This skepticism reflects a cautious European mentality that favors incremental progress
This skepticism reflects a cautious European mentality that favors incremental progress
How to fight climate change with parking lots
- And the soundscape reflects that,
And the soundscape reflects that,
Watch Jim Lehrer Moderate First Full Presidential Debate
- You know, his -- his running mate, Congressman Ryan, put forward a budget that reflects many
You know, his -- his running mate, Congressman Ryan, put forward a budget that reflects many
How to Get Good at Small Talk, and Even Enjoy It
- But really, what reflects best on your competence is an appropriate response.
But really, what reflects best on your competence is an appropriate response.
The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman | Summary & Analysis
- The estate reflects the narrator's own isolation.
The estate reflects the narrator's own isolation.
The Story of: Gerhard Richter (1932–Today)
- Second World War in which his father had participated as a Nazi soldier. The war had left a deep impact on the young Gerhard, marked by economic hardship and personal loss. He lost his uncles and aunts in the war and vividly recalls his mother's screaming when they received the horrible news. Gerhard Richter reflects upon this period with a mixture of frustration and fondness. Personally, he experienced the war as a child from a safe distance, but close enough to recall the vast impact of the terrors which happened around him. Richter himself seemed to be a highly gifted child, but a notoriously bad student in school. By the age of 15, Gerhard Richter started to draw on a regular basis, creating landscapes, self-portraits, nudes and more. Genres he would continue to work with throughout his career. In 1947 in
Second World War in which his father had participated as a Nazi soldier. The war had left a deep impact on the young Gerhard, marked by economic hardship and personal loss. He lost his uncles and aunts in the war and vividly recalls his mother's screaming when they received the horrible news. Gerhard Richter reflects upon this period with a mixture of frustration and fondness. Personally, he experienced the war as a child from a safe distance, but close enough to recall the vast impact of the terrors which happened around him. Richter himself seemed to be a highly gifted child, but a notoriously bad student in school. By the age of 15, Gerhard Richter started to draw on a regular basis, creating landscapes, self-portraits, nudes and more. Genres he would continue to work with throughout his career. In 1947 in
- Gerhard Richter reflects upon this period with a mixture of frustration and fondness.
Gerhard Richter reflects upon this period with a mixture of frustration and fondness.
了解這個道理，會徹底改變你對人生的看法 ▶《紐約時報》暢銷書作者Robert Greene 羅伯特·格林（中英字幕）
- So if you're going to be able to create that website, that blog, that whatever it is, that startup that is different, that has its own niche and reflects you, something good will happen from it.
So if you're going to be able to create that website, that blog, that whatever it is, that startup that is different, that has its own niche and reflects you, something good will happen from it.
- So if you're going to be able to create that website, that blog, that whatever it is, that startup that is different, that has its own niche and reflects you, something good will happen from it.
So if you're going to be able to create that website, that blog, that whatever it is, that startup that is different, that has its own niche and reflects you, something good will happen from it.
EMMA WEBSTER : THAT THOUGHT MIGHT THINK | LOS ANGELES
- But there's a lot of invention that happens in the painting, like, you know, there's, there's peeling up the paint and kind of striking through, there's like splashes, there's, I'm really trying to get these like ray of lights to, to come down and fracture into bits of purple and brown and pinks and have all of these different sort of ways that the light hits and reflects all the way across this diagonal.
But there's a lot of invention that happens in the painting, like, you know, there's, there's peeling up the paint and kind of striking through, there's like splashes, there's, I'm really trying to get these like ray of lights to, to come down and fracture into bits of purple and brown and pinks and have all of these different sort of ways that the light hits and reflects all the way across this diagonal.
- There's I'm really trying to get these, like, ray of lights to, to come down and fracture into bits of purple and brown and pinks and have all of these different sort of ways that the light hits and reflects all the way across this diagonal.
There's I'm really trying to get these, like, ray of lights to, to come down and fracture into bits of purple and brown and pinks and have all of these different sort of ways that the light hits and reflects all the way across this diagonal.