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Meanings of reflection in anglès
A calm, lengthy, intent consideration.
Synonyms
Examples for "observation"
Examples for "observation"
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Today we saw a completely objective, repeatable, observation of something fundamentally new.
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The development and assessment of the specialist training, however, need further observation.
3
The 158 reported cases included delays in treatment, assessment, diagnosis and observation.
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Safety was assessed through a 30 minutes and three days observation, thereafter.
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An observation of yours about its great weight suggested the latter idea.
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In the morning, I passed entire hours in the contemplation of nature.
2
And if she was right, her next step needed some careful contemplation.
3
Yet his signature, a sense of respect and patient contemplation, was unmistakable.
4
In silent contemplation, the two gentlemen awaited the subsidence of the bead.
5
There is infinite and perennial fascination in the contemplation of the future.
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I could spend the evening of the year musing amid the Poke-stems.
2
Thus musing, Sanford walked rapidly off in the direction of the village.
3
And then, in the midst of my wondering and musing, something happened.
4
The captain made no answer, but stood musing; Mrs. Weldon interrupted him.
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He was musing deeply, and his thoughts ran something in this line:
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Long months of inaction induced more thoughtfulness than soldiers' conditions usually allowed.
2
Given the recent alarming increase in my girth, I applaud such thoughtfulness.
3
Your second will appreciate the thoughtfulness and effort that goes into this.
4
Peak reflected on the proposal, and replied to it with grave thoughtfulness:
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Kennedy is deeply appreciative of your sympathy and grateful for your thoughtfulness.
1
Discussion: Multiple demand-side measures appreciably enhanced ARB prescribing efficiency, mirroring other studies.
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But now easy, simple desktop mirroring presents game-changing opportunities for savvy users.
3
Communicating with your baby -Followyour baby's lead by copying or mirroring.
4
Wood is much better-looking than Slappy, Kris said, mirroring her twin's sneer.
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They stretched and bowed their long necks simultaneously, perfectly mirroring each other.
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After much more bed-based rumination, he began chapter two a year later.
2
This sparked a metaphysical rumination that I have been unable to answer.
3
So after six years' rumination, what has he come up with?
4
But Barbara did not flinch; and her mother relapsed into rumination.
5
He had all the time for rumination he needed-andthen some.
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He gazed in silence at the reflexion of himself for some minutes.
2
I cannot let go the above-mentioned problem without some reflexion on it.
3
There is, I think, a very pretty Sunday reflexion for you, Lucy.
4
In the first instance complete reflexion takes place; in the second, complete absorption.
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And yet our hero was in truth far from secure against rueful reflexion.
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Changes of cities' reflectivity eliminated the 'heat island' effect, cutting air conditioning costs.
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The ponds are important because they change the reflectivity of ice.
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OCT scans were recorded in the central retina and longitudinal reflectivity profiles were analysed.
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X-ray reflectivity (XR) shows the formation of homogeneous and smooth film.
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Polyamide material had a moderate reflectivity with subtotal shadowing.
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They believe themselves to be the mirror image of the diaspora Jew.
2
The British tax system is sometimes the mirror image of our own.
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It's a mirror image of what is happening on the shop floor.
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He's also, in some ways, talking to a mirror image of himself.
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The music is a mirror image of the artist: unpretentious but dynamic.
Facing a mirror a girl cannot see her reflection, and she feels dizzy. Suddenly, lots of vertical mirrors appear, with different puppets inside.
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Usage of reflection in anglès
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It's time for a reckoning with reality, reflection and reform, principled action.
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Read more Outrageous anecdotes frequently make way for poignancy and reflection, however.
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South Africa is in a state at of reflection at the moment.
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In the meantime, Laigle was engaged in reflection; he said half aloud:-
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On reflection, Chuka Umunna may now wish he had come better prepared.
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For me in particular there would be danger in too much reflection.
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Geoffrey looked at his reflection in the long mirror in the hall.
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His cutting words were certainly not a reflection of their wonderful performance.
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He held the paper to the glass and looked at the reflection.
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The reflection in the still waters of the lake is very lovely.
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Yet on just a little bit more reflection it was clearly right.
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What harm could it do? said Jennifer after a moment of reflection.
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And for the moment I think it's a bit of reflection time.
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Helms: These shows are a reflection of the emergence of reality television.
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The easing of the market was a reflection of similar developments abroad.
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The fish tank, his capacity for calm reflection, his kindness to animals.
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