- flect
- de·flect;gen·u·flect;in·flect;in·flect·ible;re·flect;in·flect·ed·ness;re·flect·ed·ly;re·flect·ed·ness;re·flect·ing·ly;
English syllables. 2014.
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flect — … Useful english dictionary
Re.flect — Das re.flect ist ein kostenloses Stadtmagazin in Stuttgart, das sich mit den Themen Nachtleben, Konzerte, Lifestyle, Mode und Entertainment beschäftigt. Das Magazin liegt in verschiedenen Shops, Diskotheken, Friseuren, Kinos und weiteren… … Deutsch Wikipedia
un´re|flect´ing|ly — un|re|flect|ing «UHN rih FLEHK tihng», adjective. unthinking; thoughtless. –un´re|flect´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
un|re|flect|ing — «UHN rih FLEHK tihng», adjective. unthinking; thoughtless. –un´re|flect´ing|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
cir|cum|flect — «SUR kuhm flehkt», transitive verb. 1. to bend around. 2. to place a circumflex accent on. ╂[< Latin circumflectere < circum around + flectere bend] … Useful english dictionary
de|flect|ed — «dih FLEHK tihd», adjective. 1. turned aside or from a direct course. 2. Botany and Zoology. bent abruptly downward … Useful english dictionary
de|flect — «dih FLEHKT», transitive verb, intransitive verb. to bend or turn aside; change the direction of: »The wind deflected the arrow s path. The ball deflected from its straight course. Figurative. His thoughts were deflected by her constant chatter.… … Useful english dictionary
gen|u|flect — «JEHN yu flehkt», intransitive verb. to bend the knee as an act of reverence or worship. ╂[< Medieval Latin genuflectere < Latin genū knee + flectere bend] –gen´u|flec´tor, noun … Useful english dictionary
in|flect|ed — «ihn FLEHK tihd», adjective. inflectional: »an inflected language … Useful english dictionary
in|flect|ion — «ihn FLEHK shuhn», noun. 1. a change in the tone or pitch of the voice: »We usually end questions with a rising inflection. 2. Grammar. a) a variation in the form of a word to show case, number, gender, person, tense, mood, voice, or comparison.… … Useful english dictionary
