reactor

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• General-American: /ɹiˈæktɚ/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ɹiːˈæktə/
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• rhymes with -æktə(ɹ)
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• homophone: reacter
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• CMU ARPABET: R IY0 AE1 K T ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English react Proto-Indo-European *-tōr Proto-Italic *-tōr Latin -tor Latin -ātor Old French -eorbor. Middle English -our ▲ Latin -torlbor. English -or English reactor From react + -or.

86 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Finnish: reagoija — person who behaves in response to a suggestion, stimulation or some other influence
• Belarusian: рэактар (reaktar) — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Catalan: reactor — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Chinese Mandarin: 反應器 /反应器 (fǎnyìngqì) — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Dutch: reactor — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Finnish: reaktori — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• French: réacteur — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• German: Reaktor — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Irish: soitheach imoibriúcháin — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Polish: reaktor — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Portuguese: reator — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Russian: реактор (reaktor) — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Swedish: reaktor — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Welsh: adweithydd — structure used to contain chemical or other reactions
• Albanian: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Arabic: مُفَاعِل (mufāʕil) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Armenian: ռեակտոր (ṙeaktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Azerbaijani: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Belarusian: рэа́ктар (reáktar) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Bulgarian: реа́ктор (reáktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Catalan: reactor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Chinese Mandarin: 反應堆 /反应堆 (fǎnyìngduī) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Chinese Mandarin: 反應爐 /反应炉 (fǎnyìnglú) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Czech: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Danish: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Dutch: reactor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Estonian: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Finnish: reaktori — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• French: réacteur — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Georgian: რეაქტორი (reakṭori) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• German: Reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• German: Atomreaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• German: Meiler — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• German: Atommeiler — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Hebrew: כּוּר (kur) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Hungarian: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Indonesian: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Interlingua: reactor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Irish: imoibreoir — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Italian: reattore nucleare — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Japanese: 原子炉 (genshiro) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Kazakh: реактор (reaktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Korean: 원자로 (wonjaro) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Kyrgyz: реактор (reaktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Latvian: reaktors — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Lithuanian: reaktorius — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Macedonian: реа́ктор (reáktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Norwegian Bokmål: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Norwegian Nynorsk: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Persian: رآکتور (re-âktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Polish: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Portuguese: reator — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Romanian: reactor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Russian: реа́ктор (reáktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Serbo-Croatian: рѐактор — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Serbo-Croatian: rèaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Slovak: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Slovene: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Spanish: reactor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Swedish: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Tajik: реактор (reaktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Thai: เครื่องปฏิกรณ์ — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Thai: เตาปฏิกรณ์ — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Turkish: reaktör — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Ukrainian: реа́ктор (reáktor) — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Uzbek: reaktor — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Vietnamese: lò phản ứng — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Welsh: adweithydd — device which uses atomic energy to produce heat
• Arabic: مُفَاعِل (mufāʕil) — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Bulgarian: реаге́нт (reagént) — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Catalan: reactiu — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Dutch: reagens — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Finnish: reaktori — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• French: réactif — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• German: Reagenz — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Interlingua: reagente — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Irish: imoibreoir — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Italian: reattivo — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Italian: reagente — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Kazakh: әрекеткі (äreketkı) — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Polish: reagent — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Portuguese: reagente — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Portuguese: reativo — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Russian: реаге́нт (reagént) — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Russian: реакти́в (reaktív) — chemical substance which responds to another substance
• Swedish: reagent — chemical substance which responds to another substance