reactive

reactive
re·ac·tive
[riˈæktɪv]
adj
1. (showing response) gegenwirkend
2. (acting in response)
▪ to be \reactive als Gegenreaktion erfolgen
3. PSYCH, MED reaktiv fachspr, durch einen Reiz ausgelöst, Abwehr-
\reactive disease [or illness] reaktive Krankheit
4. CHEM reaktiv, reaktionsfähig
\reactive gas reaktives Gas
5. ELEC Blind-
\reactive current Blindstrom m
* * *
[riː'ktɪv]
adj (CHEM, PHYS)
reaktiv
* * *
reactive [rıˈæktıv; riː-] adj (adv reactively)
1. reaktiv, rück-, gegenwirkend
2. empfänglich (to für), Reaktions…:
reactive depression PSYCH reaktive Depression
3. → academic.ru/60482/reactionary">reactionary A
4. ELEK Blind…:
reactive current;
reactive coil Drosselspule f
* * *
adj.
gegenwirkend adj.
rückwirkend adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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