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1. noun(Physiol.) Reflex, der2. adjective(by reflection) Reflex-* * *['ri:fleks]noun, adjective((an action which is) automatic or not intended: The doctor tapped the patient's knee in order to test his reflexes; a reflex action.) der Reflex, Reflex-...* * *re·flex[ˈri:fleks]I. n<pl -es>Reflex mconditioned \reflex bedingter Reflexto test sb's \reflexes jds Reflexe prüfen\reflex sneeze reflexartiges Niesen* * *['riːfleks]1. adj (PHYSIOL, PSYCH, PHYS fig)Reflex-; (MATH) angle überstumpfreflex action (Physiol, Psych) — Reflexhandlung f, Reflex m
2. n (PHYSIOL, PSYCH fig)Reflex m; (PHYS, = image) Reflexion f → academic.ru/15096/condition">conditionSee:* * *reflex [ˈriːfleks]A s1. PHYSIOL Reflex m:reflex movement Reflexbewegung f;3. fig Abglanz m (of gen)4. Spiegelbild n (auch fig):be a reflex of fig etwas widerspiegeln5. ELEK Reflexempfänger mB adj1. PHYSIOL Reflex…2. Rück…, Gegen…3. introspektiv, reflektierend (Gedanken)4. reflektiert, zurückgeworfen (Licht etc)5. zurückgebogen7. ELEK Reflex…* * *1. noun(Physiol.) Reflex, der2. adjective(by reflection) Reflex-* * *n.Reflex -e m.Spiegelung f. -
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Reflex m;conditioned \reflex bedingter Reflex;to test sb's \reflexes jds Reflexe prüfen nmodifier (text, point) Reflex-;\reflex sneeze reflexartiges Niesen
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