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Meanings of reflected in English

Portuguese
refletido
Catalan
reflex
Spanish
reflejo

(Especially of incident sound or light) bent or sent back.

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refletido
Usage of reflected in English
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Industry observers said Goodwill's woes also reflected structural problems in the sector.
Reuters
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A lot of good news is now firmly reflected in prices however.
The Irish Times
3
The confidence in the state sector is reflected in the stock market.
Reuters
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He said the number of speakers reflected the parties' numbers in parliament.
Radio NZ
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Irish people's travel abroad is being reflected in new illnesses brought home.
The Irish Times
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Events are quickly reflected in the market, said Omar Darwish at CIBC.
Reuters
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But they said it reflected a situation that led to the incidents.
Reuters
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It said the lower figure reflected revisions to medical services cost calculations.
Reuters
9
The company said results reflected its transition from physical to digital books.
Reuters
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But then, I reflected, the best words are often those left unsaid.
My Name is Legion
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An official with the agency's union said the move reflected public opposition.
Reuters
12
Others said Boudou's predicament reflected splits and power struggles within Fernandez's administration.
Reuters
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Yet, this radical social change is not reflected in our family laws.
The Irish Times
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Therefore, the physiologic light preferences reflected the conditions in the original habitat.
Pubmed
15
He said the wide range reflected economic uncertainty and volatile consumer demand.
The Guardian
16
Sky chief executive Martin Stewart said the result reflected the business's transformation.
Radio NZ
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Translations for reflected
Portuguese
refletido
Spanish
reflejo
Reflected through the time
Reflected across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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