react

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• /ɹiːˈækt/
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• CMU ARPABET: R IY0 AE1 K T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From re- + act. Piecewise doublet of redact.

46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Esperanto: reagi — to act in response
• Finnish: reagoida — to act in response
• French: réagir — to act in response
• Galician: reaccionar — to act in response
• Georgian: რეაგირება (reagireba) — to act in response
• Georgian: რეაგირებს (reagirebs) — to act in response
• Italian: reagire — to act in response
• Korean: 반응하다 (baneunghada) — to act in response
• Polish: zareagować — to act in response
• Polish: reagować — to act in response
• Portuguese: reagir — to act in response
• Romanian: reacționa — to act in response
• Russian: реаги́ровать (reagírovatʹ) — to act in response
• Russian: отреаги́ровать (otreagírovatʹ) — to act in response
• Russian: среаги́ровать (sreagírovatʹ) — to act in response
• Spanish: reaccionar — to act in response
• Bulgarian: изпълнявам отново (izpǎlnjavam otnovo) — to act or perform a second time
• Finnish: tehdä uudelleen — to act or perform a second time
• French: agir de nouveau — to act or perform a second time
• French: encore agir — to act or perform a second time
• Bulgarian: реагирам (reagiram) — to return an impulse or impression
• Catalan: reaccionar — to return an impulse or impression
• Dutch: reageren — to return an impulse or impression
• Finnish: reagoida — to return an impulse or impression
• Finnish: vaikuttaa vastaan — to return an impulse or impression
• French: réagir — to return an impulse or impression
• German: reagieren — to return an impulse or impression
• Greek: αντιδρώ (antidró) — to return an impulse or impression
• Occitan: reagir — to return an impulse or impression
• Polish: reagować — to return an impulse or impression
• Polish: zareagować — to return an impulse or impression
• Portuguese: reagir — to return an impulse or impression
• Spanish: reaccionar — to return an impulse or impression
• Swedish: reagera — to return an impulse or impression
• Turkish: reaksiyon göstermek — to return an impulse or impression
• Ukrainian: реагува́ти (reahuváty) — to return an impulse or impression
• Ukrainian: відреагува́ти (vidreahuváty) — to return an impulse or impression
• Ukrainian: зреагува́ти (zreahuváty) — to return an impulse or impression
• Finnish: reagoida — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• French: réagir — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• Irish: imoibrigh — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• Polish: reagować — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• Polish: zareagować — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• Russian: реаги́ровать (reagírovatʹ) — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• Russian: прореаги́ровать (proreagírovatʹ) — to act upon each other (in chemistry)
• Russian: среаги́ровать (sreagírovatʹ) — to act upon each other (in chemistry)