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Translation of Italian word "la reazione" to English

la reazione

/la reaˈtsjone/

Meaning

Noun

An action or response generated in return to an external event or stimulus.

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How to use

The Italian noun 'reazione' (feminine) denotes 'reaction, response' (An action or response generated in return to an external event or stimulus). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. In practice, an action performed or a feeling experienced in response to a situation or event.

🇬🇧 English

reaction, response

Example

La sua reazione entusiasta alla bella notizia ha contagiato l'intera sala.

His enthusiastic reaction to the good news infected the whole room.

In chimica, questa sostanza provoca una reazione rapida a contatto con l'acqua.

In chemistry, this substance causes a rapid reaction upon contact with water.

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Common phrases

  • La sua reazione entusiasta alla bella notizia ha contagiato l'intera sala.— His enthusiastic reaction to the good news infected the whole room.
  • In chimica, questa sostanza provoca una reazione rapida a contatto con l'acqua.— In chemistry, this substance causes a rapid reaction upon contact with water.

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Frequency rank: #1151 in Italian

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What does the Italian word "la reazione" mean?▼

The Italian word "la reazione" means "reaction, response" in English.

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Yes, here is a practical example: "La sua reazione entusiasta alla bella notizia ha contagiato l'intera sala." (which translates as "His enthusiastic reaction to the good news infected the whole room.").

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