interact
gb/ˌɪntɚˈækt/ us/ˌɪntɚˈækt/
B1
Anglais
~ 7400
kommunikál, interakcióba lép, kölcsönhatásba lép, egymásra hat
VERBE
B1
1
kommunikál
B1
Schéma d’usage :
to interact with [someone/something]
Teachers are encouraged to interact more with students during class.
A tanárokat arra ösztönzik, hogy óra közben többet kommunikáljanak a diákokkal.
Users can interact with the app through voice commands.
A felhasználók hangutasításokkal léphetnek interakcióba az alkalmazással.
At conferences, I try to interact with people from different industries.
Children need chances to interact with other children their age.
The new exhibit lets visitors interact with the displays instead of just looking at them.
Exemples pédagogiques
I like to interact with my classmates after school.
Szeretek iskola után beszélgetni az osztálytársaimmal.
You can interact with the computer by using the mouse.
Az egérrel tudsz interakcióba lépni a számítógéppel.
The nurse interacts with many patients every day.
Please interact with your partner and share your ideas.
At work, I interact with people from many countries.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes say *interact someone* or *interact to someone*. In standard English, *interact* is almost always followed by *with*: e.g. *interact with people*, *interact with the system*. Another mistake is using *interact* for one-way actions like giving a speech; *interact* implies two-way action or response.
Sens
Communicate or work with others
Collocations
interact with people
|interact with customers
|interact with users
|interact with children
|interact face-to-face
|interact online
Synonymes
communicate (Focuses more specifically on sending and receiving information, not always involving shared activity.)
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engage (Emphasizes active, often interested involvement with someone rather than simple contact.)
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socialize (Refers especially to friendly, informal interaction in social settings.)
Antonymes
ignore (Describes choosing not to respond to or engage with someone or something.)
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avoid (Means trying not to meet, talk to, or be involved with someone or something.)
Thèmes
communication
|relationships
|work
|technology
|core_vocabulary
Définition
To talk or do things together with a person, group, or system so that you answer or react to each other.
To communicate or behave with someone, or with a system such as a website or machine, so that you each respond to and influence one another.
VERBE
B2
TECHNICAL
2
Schéma d’usage :
to interact with [something]
These two drugs can interact and cause serious side effects.
Ez a két gyógyszer kölcsönhatásba léphet egymással, ami súlyos mellékhatásokat okozhat.
The study examines how genetic and environmental factors interact over time.
A tanulmány azt vizsgálja, hogyan hatnak egymásra a genetikai és a környezeti tényezők az idő múlásával.
In this model, economic and social systems interact in complex ways.
The software must be able to interact correctly with different hardware components.
When light and matter interact, energy can be absorbed or emitted.
Exemples pédagogiques
Some medicines interact and are not safe together.
Egyes gyógyszerek kölcsönhatásba lépnek egymással, ezért nem biztonságos őket együtt szedni.
In this experiment, we see how two gases interact.
Ebben a kísérletben azt látjuk, hogyan lép kölcsönhatásba két gáz.
Many small factors interact to create the final result.
These systems interact with each other all the time.
The two forces interact and change direction.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse this technical meaning with simple physical contact. *Interact* in science usually means there is a change or influence, not just that things are next to each other. Another mistake is using *interact* without the idea of mutual effect, where *affect* alone would be more natural.
Sens
Have mutual effect on each other
Collocations
chemicals interact
|drugs interact
|genes interact
|factors interact
|interact with each other
|interact in complex ways
Synonymes
react (In chemistry and physics, *react* focuses on the change that happens; *interact* stresses mutual influence, not only change.)
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interface (In technology, *interface* can mean interact through a defined connection, often emphasizing the connection itself.)
Antonymes
remain independent (Describes things that do not affect each other even when they are together or connected.)
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be isolated (Emphasizes that one thing is separated so it does not act on or influence others.)
Thèmes
science
|medicine
|technology
|core_vocabulary
Définition
When two or more things, such as chemicals, drugs, or systems, affect each other when they are together.
Of substances, forces, factors, or systems: to act on one another in such a way that each changes or influences the other.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
interact
API
GB/ˌɪntɚˈækt/
US/ˌɪntɚˈækt/
Syllabes et accentuation
in - ter - act (3 syllabes)
Stress on 2nd syllable (ter)
Formes du mot
Verb
- Base: interact
- 3rd Person Singular: interacts
- Present Participle: interacting
- Past: interacted
Famille de mots
Forms
interacts
verb
interacting
verb
interacted
verb
Core family
interaction
noun B1
interactive
adjective B1
Related words
interactively
adverb
Negative and opposite forms
noninteractive
adjective
Advanced or less common
interactivity
noun
Expressions
interact with
1/ˌɪntɚˈækt wˈɪθ/
fixed phrase
Communicate or affect one another
To do things, talk, or have an effect together with someone or something.
Exemples
- Students are encouraged to interact with each other during the lesson.
- This feature lets users interact with the website in real time.
- Before taking this medicine, ask your doctor if it can interact with other drugs.