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phản ứng

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The Vietnamese word "phản ứng" can be understood in English as both a verb meaning "to react" and a noun meaning "reaction."

Basic Explanation:
  • As a verb (phản ứng): It describes the action of responding to something. For example, if someone says something surprising, your reaction could be to laugh or express shock.
  • As a noun (phản ứng): It refers to the response itself. For example, if someone asks you how you felt about a movie, your feelings would be your reaction to the movie.
Usage Instructions:
  • You can use "phản ứng" in various contexts. It can refer to emotional responses, physical reactions, or even scientific reactions (like chemical reactions).
Examples:
  1. Verb Usage:

    • "Khi nghe tin xấu, ấy đã phản ứng rất mạnh."
    • (When she heard the bad news, she reacted very strongly.)
  2. Noun Usage:

    • "Phản ứng của anh ấy thật bất ngờ."
    • (His reaction was really surprising.)
Advanced Usage:
  • In scientific contexts, "phản ứng" is often used to describe chemical reactions. For example:

    • "Phản ứng hóa học xảy ra khi các chất được trộn lẫn."
    • (A chemical reaction occurs when substances are mixed together.)
  • In psychology, you might discuss a person's reactions to stress or trauma:

    • "Phản ứng của con người với căng thẳng có thể khác nhau."
    • (People's reactions to stress can vary.)
Word Variants:
  • Phản ứng hóa học: chemical reaction
  • Phản ứng sinh học: biological reaction
  • Phản ứng xã hội: social reaction
Different Meanings:

While "phản ứng" generally refers to reactions, it can also imply opposing actions or counteractions in certain contexts (e.g., in debates or discussions).

Synonyms:
  • Đáp ứng: to respond
  • Phản hồi: feedback or to respond
  • Tác động: to impact or influence
Summary:

"Phản ứng" is a versatile word in Vietnamese that can be used in many contexts.

verb
  1. to react
noun
  1. reaction

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