reactive
Prononciation : [riˈæktɪv]
Mot
Contexte : « chemistry »
(adjective) when something easily reacts with other substances. For example, a reactive chemical will change quickly when it comes into contact with another chemical, like mixing vinegar and baking soda.
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Sodium is a reactive metal that can explode if it touches water.
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Gold is not very reactive; it usually doesn't change when mixed with other materials.
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What happens when a reactive substance meets an acid?
Contexte : « psychology »
(adjective) when a person or thing responds quickly to a situation. For example, if someone is reactive, they might easily get upset or excited based on what's happening around them.
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Her reactive personality helped her to solve problems quickly during the emergency.
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He is not very reactive; he usually stays calm even in stressful situations.
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How can being reactive affect your friendships?
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