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reflection in Polish

reflection in Polish is odbicie, refleks — reflection means an image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.

reflection in Polish

odbicie
noun
odbicie
noun
The property of a propagated wave being thrown back from a surface (such as a mirror).
refleks
noun
The property of a propagated wave being thrown back from a surface (such as a mirror).

What does "reflection" mean?

  1. noun An image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.
    "The still pond gave a perfect reflection of the mountains."
  2. noun Careful thought or consideration.
    "On reflection, I think we should have asked for more help."
  3. noun Something that reveals or is evidence of a quality, trend, or condition.
    "Her excellent exam results are a reflection of months of hard work."
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reflection in a sentence

  • The still pond gave a perfect reflection of the mountains.
  • She caught her reflection in the shop window.
  • On reflection, I think we should have asked for more help.
  • The retreat offers a quiet place for reflection and rest.

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What is "reflection" in Polish?
"reflection" in Polish is odbicie, refleks. reflection means: An image or copy of something formed by light bouncing off a surface.
How do you use "reflection" in a sentence?
Example: "The still pond gave a perfect reflection of the mountains." In Polish, "reflection" is odbicie, refleks.
Are there other ways to say "reflection" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "reflection": odbicie, refleks.
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