#Reflection meaning skin#

This, sadly, has to be reflected in the size of royalty paid to the publisher.

People's unhappiness with Congress has been reflected in the recent elections.

This is reflected in the fact that geography provides a substantial part of the environmental teaching in key stages 1 to 4.

The tradition of sporting excellence at Coleraine is reflected in the extensive list of clubs currently supported from Union funds.

The formality of staff-student relations was reflected in the conventionality of the teaching methods used.

Our eating habits were reflected in the amount of fresh water we drank.

The increased stability is reflected in T m which for nylon-6,6 is 540 K compared with 410 K for polyethylene.

If the lower cost of funding is reflected in lease payments, leasing can be more attractive for small companies.

International concern was reflected in a fresh round of criticism.

The poll results reflect widespread anxiety about the economy.

This poll reflects what the Republicans of California are sensing.

If the serum albumin concentration is normal, the total serum calcium level reflects the ionized calcium concentration.

In warm weather, wear light-coloured clothing to reflect the heat.

The white painted walls reflected the firelight.

A 1995 national survey of more than 1,000 restaurant and fast-food workers reflected the findings of Lewicki and his colleagues.

However slowly, the forms tended over time to reflect the facts.

The three-year guarantee reflects the company's confidence in the quality of its products.

Perhaps, she reflected ruefully, she was just easily irritated.I was dazzled by the sunlight reflecting off the wet road.Eliminate narrow job-training programs, those geared to low-wage, low-skill occupations, and those that do not reflect labor-market needs.From my hotel room, I saw the lights of Budapest reflected in the Danube.The culture of a nation is always reflected in its language.Picasso's 'Le Miroir' is a rear-view of a model reflected in a mirror.

#Reflection meaning skin#

His fair, freckled skin and blue eyes reflect his Irish heritage.

It was, she reflected, exactly the kind of place a high-flier like Luke would choose.Plant fossils are often to be found in particular beds, reflecting conditions of deposition that were just right for their preservation.The radar signal that reflects back from the airplane is received by the radar dish and is electronically analysed.Tax studies purporting to show that most capital gains tax is paid by higher-income individuals reflect a fundamental error.→ reflect on/upon somebody/something → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus reflect reflect that Moe reflected that he had never seen Sherry so happy.

b) if light, heat, or sound reflects off something it reaches, it comes back from it 4 think about something THINK ABOUT to think carefully about something, or to say something that you have been thinking about reflect on He had time to reflect on his successes and failures. 3 light/heat/sound a) REFLECT if a surface reflects light, heat, or sound, it sends back the light etc that reaches it Wear something white – it reflects the heat. reflect who/what/how etc How much you’re paid reflects how important you are to the company you work for. be reflected in something The increasing racial diversity of the US is reflected in the latest census statistics. 2 be a sign of something SHOW/BE A SIGN OF to show or be a sign of a particular situation or feeling The drop in consumer spending reflects concern about the economy. Grammar Reflect is usually passive in this meaning.

S2 W1 verb 1 image if a person or a thing is reflected in a mirror, glass, or water, you can see an image of the person or thing on the surface of the mirror, glass, or water be reflected in something She could see her face reflected in the car’s windshield.

Reflect From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Physics reflect re‧flect / rɪˈflekt /