reflex
reflex 英 [ˈri:fleks] 美 [ˈriˌflɛks]
n. 反射动作；本能反应
名词复数:reflexes
- A reflex is an action your body does without your thinking about it, like sneezing, or jumping a little when you dream you’re falling. If you suddenly catch a ball before it crashes into a window, you have quick reflexes.
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- n. 反射动作；本能反应
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1. The doctor tested her reflexes.
医生检测了她的反射动作。
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2. a reflex response, a reflex reaction
反射性反应
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3. Almost as a reflex action,I grab my pen as the phone rings.
几乎是一种本能反应，电话铃一响，我就抓起笔。
- reflex (n.) c. 1500, "reflection of light," from verb reflex meaning "refract, deflect" (late 14c.), from Late Latin reflexus "a bending back," noun use of past participle of reflectere (see reflection). Meaning "involuntary nerve stimulation" first recorded 1877, from reflex action (1833).
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