react
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /riˈækt/
Forms: reacts, reacting, reacted
react means: If you hear or experience something, you do or feel something because of it.
verb
If you hear or experience something, you do or feel something because of it.
- How did he react to the news?
- She reacted calmly when the alarm sounded.
- People react differently to criticism.
Your body changes in some way because of a medicine, food, or other substance.
- My skin reacts badly to this soap.
- She reacted to the medicine with a rash.
- Does your body react to certain foods?
Substances change when they meet, often producing different substances.
- Iron can react with oxygen.
- The chemicals reacted and released gas.
- Scientists react the two substances under controlled conditions.
An object pushes back against another object that applies a force to it.
- The wall reacts against the force of the ladder.
- Each body reacts on the other with an equal force.
- The support reacted against the downward load.
noun
An emoji added to an online post to show how you feel about it.
- I left a sad react on her post.
- The video got hundreds of laughing reacts.
- Why did you give my photo an angry react?
Questions about react
What does react mean?
If you hear or experience something, you do or feel something because of it.
What is react in other languages?
Türkçe: tepki vermek · Español: reaccionar · Français: réagir · Deutsch: reagieren · Italiano: reagire · 日本語: 反応する
How do you pronounce react?
It is pronounced /riˈækt/.
How do you use react in a sentence?
How did he react to the news? She reacted calmly when the alarm sounded.
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