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Definition
Synonym
reaktionsschnell
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
reaktionsschnell
adj
reaktionsschnell
sein
responsive; with fast reactions (person); of fast reaction (thing)
to have fast reactions
reaktionsschnell
adj
reaktionsschnell
sein
with fast reactions
to have fast reactions
reaktionsschnell
adj
reaktionsschnell
sein
with fast reactions
to have fast reactions
reaktionsschnell
adj
reaktionsschnell
sein
responsive; with fast reactions (person); of fast reaction (thing)
to have fast reactions
Deutsche
reaktionsschnell Synonyme
Englische
responsive; with fast reactions ; of fast reaction Synonyme
responsive
accessible
acquiescent
adaptable
adaptive
agreeable
alacritous
alert
alive
allergic
amenable
anaphylactic
answering
antiphonal
ardent
bendable
bending
bouncy
buoyant
communicating
communicational
communicative
communional
compassionate
compliant
confutative
consenting
content
conversational
cooperative
delicate
disposed
docile
ductile
eager
echoic
echoing
elastic
emotionable
empathetic
empathic
enthusiastic
extensible
extensile
fabricable
facile
fain
favorable
favorably disposed
favorably inclined
fictile
flexible
flexile
flexuous
formable
formative
forward
game
giving
goosy
hyperesthetic
hyperpathic
hypersensitive
impressible
impressionable
in the mind
in the mood
inclined
influenceable
interacting
interactional
interactive
intercommunicational
intercommunicative
intercommunional
inter
responsive
interrogative
interrogatory
irritable
itchy
keen
kindhearted
like putty
limber
linguistic
lissome
lithe
lithesome
lively
malleable
minded
moldable
movable
nervous
open
open-minded
oral
overrefined
oversensible
oversensitive
overtender
passible
persuadable
persuasible
pervious
plastic
pliable
pliant
predisposed
prickly
prompt
prone
questioning
quick
reacting
reactionary
reactive
ready
ready and willing
receptive
reechoing
refined
reflex
reflexive
refluent
refutative
rejoining
replying
resilient
respondent
responding
retroactionary
retroactive
returning
revulsive
sensible
sensile
sensitive
sequacious
shapable
sharp
skittish
soft
softhearted
speech
springy
stretch
stretchable
stretchy
suasible
submissive
suggestible
supersensitive
supple
susceptible
susceptive
swayable
sympathetic
tactful
telepathic
tender
tenderhearted
tetchy
thin-skinned
ticklish
touchy
tractable
tractile
transmissional
verbal
warm
warmhearted
weak
well-disposed
well-inclined
whippy
wide-awake
willed
willing
willinghearte
reaktionsschnell Definition
Fast
(
v.
i.)
To
abstain
from
food
Fast
(
v.
i.)
To
practice
abstinence
as
a
religious
exercise
or
duty
Fast
(
v.
i.)
Abstinence
from
food
Fast
(
v.
i.)
Voluntary
abstinence
from
food,
for
a
space
of
time,
as
a
spiritual
discipline,
or
as
a
token
of
religious
humiliation.
Fast
(
v.
i.)
A
time
of
fasting,
whether
a
day,
week,
or
longer
time
Fast
(
v.
)
Firmly
fixed
Fast
(
v.
)
Firm
against
attack
Fast
(
v.
)
Firm
in
adherence
Fast
(
v.
)
Permanent
Fast
(
v.
)
Tenacious
Fast
(
v.
)
Not
easily
disturbed
or
broken
Fast
(
v.
)
Moving
rapidly
Fast
(
v.
)
Given
to
pleasure
seeking
Fast
(
a.
)
In
a
fast,
fixed,
or
firmly
established
manner
Fast
(
a.
)
In
a
fast
or
rapid
manner
Fast
(
n.
)
That
which
fastens
or
holds
Fast-handed
(
a.
)
Close-handed
Fast
(
n.
)
The
shaft
of
a
column,
or
trunk
of
pilaster.
Person
(
n.
)
A
character
or
part,
as
in
a
play
Person
(
n.
)
The
bodily
form
of
a
human
being
Person
(
n.
)
A
living,
self-conscious
being,
as
distinct
from
an
animal
or
a
thing
Person
(
n.
)
A
human
being
spoken
of
indefinitely
Person
(
n.
)
A
parson
Person
(
n.
)
Among
Trinitarians,
one
of
the
three
subdivisions
of
the
Godhead
(the
Father,
the
Son,
and
the
Holy
Ghost)
Person
(
n.
)
One
of
three
relations
or
conditions
(that
of
speaking,
that
of
being
spoken
to,
and
that
of
being
spoken
of)
pertaining
to
a
noun
or
a
pronoun,
and
thence
also
to
the
verb
of
which
it
may
be
the
subject.
Person
(
n.
)
A
shoot
or
bud
of
a
plant
Person
(
v.
t.)
To
represent
as
a
person
Reaction
(
n.
)
Any
action
in
resisting
other
action
or
force
Reaction
(
n.
)
The
mutual
or
reciprocal
action
of
chemical
agents
upon
each
other,
or
the
action
upon
such
chemical
agents
of
some
form
of
energy,
as
heat,
light,
or
electricity,
resulting
in
a
chemical
change
in
one
or
more
of
these
agents,
with
the
production
of
new
compounds
or
the
manifestation
of
distinctive
characters.
See
Blowpipe
reaction,
Flame
reaction,
under
Blowpipe,
and
Flame.
Reaction
(
n.
)
An
action
induced
by
vital
resistance
to
some
other
action
Reaction
(
n.
)
The
force
which
a
body
subjected
to
the
action
of
a
force
from
another
body
exerts
upon
the
latter
body
in
the
opposite
direction.
Reaction
(
n.
)
Backward
tendency
or
movement
after
revolution,
reform,
or
great
progress
in
any
direction.
Responsive
(
a.
)
That
responds
Responsive
(
a.
)
Suited
to
something
else
Responsive
(
a.
)
Responsible.
Thing
(
n.
)
Whatever
exists,
or
is
conceived
to
exist,
as
a
separate
entity,
whether
animate
or
inanimate
Thing
(
n.
)
An
inanimate
object,
in
distinction
from
a
living
being
Thing
(
n.
)
A
transaction
or
occurrence
Thing
(
n.
)
A
portion
or
part
Thing
(
n.
)
A
diminutive
or
slighted
object
Thing
(
n.
)
Clothes
Thing
(
n.
)
Whatever
may
be
possessed
or
owned
Thing
(
n.
)
In
Scandinavian
countries,
a
legislative
or
judicial
assembly.
responsive; with fast reactions (person); of fast reaction (thing) / to have fast reactions Bedeutung
thing
a
separate
and
selfontained
entity
living
thing
animate
thing
a
living
(or
once
living)
entity
person
individual
someone
somebody
mortal
soul
a
human
being,
there
was
too
much
for
one
person
to
do
thing
an
action,
how
could
you
do
such
a
thing?
trick
fast
one
a
a
cunning
or
deceitful
action
or
device,
he
played
a
trick
on
me,
he
pulled
a
fast
one
and
got
away
with
it
fast
track
a
rapid
means
of
achieving
a
goal,
they
saw
independence
as
the
fast
track
to
democracy,
he
took
a
fast
track
to
the
top
of
the
corporate
ladder,
the
company
went
off
the
fast
track
when
the
stock
market
dropped
reaction
doing
something
in
opposition
to
another
way
of
doing
it
that
you
don't
like,
his
style
of
painting
was
a
reaction
against
cubism
near
thing
something
that
barely
avoids
failure
or
disaster
fast
break
(basketball)
a
rapid
dash
to
get
a
shot
as
soon
as
possible
after
taking
possession
of
the
ball
reaction
response
a
bodily
process
occurring
due
to
the
effect
of
some
antecedent
stimulus
or
agent,
a
bad
reaction
to
the
medicine,
his
responses
have
slowed
with
age
immune
response
immune
reaction
immunologic
response
a
bodily
defense
reaction
that
recognizes
an
invading
substance
(an
antigen:
such
as
a
virus
or
fungus
or
bacteria
or
transplanted
organ)
and
produces
antibodies
specific
against
that
antigen
anamnestic
response
anamnestic
reaction
renewed
rapid
production
of
an
antibody
on
the
second
(or
subsequent)
encounter
with
the
same
antigen
reflex
reflex
response
reflex
action
instinctive
reflex
innate
reflex
inborn
reflex
unconditioned
reflex
physiological
reaction
an
automatic
instinctive
unlearned
reaction
to
a
stimulus
conditional
reflex
conditioned
reflex
acquired
reflex
conditional
reaction
conditioned
reaction
conditional
response
conditioned
response
an
acquired
response
that
is
under
the
control
of
(conditional
on
the
occurrence
of)
a
stimulus
learned
reaction
learned
response
a
reaction
that
has
been
acquired
by
learning
startle
response
startle
reaction
a
complicated
involuntary
reaction
to
a
sudden
unexpected
stimulus
(especially
a
loud
noise),
involves
flexion
of
most
skeletal
muscles
and
a
variety
of
visceral
reactions
fast
fasting
abstaining
from
food
transfusion
reaction
reaction
of
the
body
to
a
transfusion
of
blood
that
is
not
compatible
with
its
own
blood,
an
adverse
reaction
can
range
from
fever
and
hives
to
renal
failure
and
shock
and
death
fast
lane
the
traffic
lane
for
vehicles
that
are
moving
rapidly
fast
reactor
nuclear
reactor
in
which
nuclear
fissions
are
caused
by
fast
neutrons
because
little
or
no
moderator
is
used
reaction-propulsion
engine
reaction
engine
a
jet
or
rocket
engine
based
on
a
form
of
aerodynamic
propulsion
in
which
the
vehicle
emits
a
high-speed
stream
reaction
turbine
a
turbine
with
blades
arranged
to
develop
torque
from
gradual
decrease
of
steam
pressure
from
inlet
to
exhaust
thing
an
artifact,
how
does
this
thing
work?
thing
an
entity
that
is
not
named
specifically,
I
couldn't
tell
what
the
thing
was
thing
any
attribute
or
quality
considered
as
having
its
own
existence,
the
thing
I
like
about
her
is
...
certainty
sure
thing
foregone
conclusion
something
that
is
certain,
his
victory
is
a
certainty
real
McCoy
real
thing
real
stuff
informal
usage
attributing
authenticity
fast
lane
a
hectic
and
pressured
lifestyle
often
characterized
by
recklessness
or
dissipation,
life
in
fashion's
fast
lane
has
taught
her
a
lot
person
a
human
body
(usually
including
the
clothing),
a
weapon
was
hidden
on
his
person
matter
affair
thing
a
vaguely
specified
concern,
several
matters
to
attend
to,
it
is
none
of
your
affair,
things
are
going
well
Wassermann
test
Wasserman
reaction
Wassermann
a
blood
test
to
detect
syphilis,
a
complement
fixation
test
is
used
to
detect
antibodies
to
the
syphilis
organism
treponema,
a
positive
reaction
indicates
the
presence
of
antibodies
and
therefore
syphilis
infection
noumenon
thing-in-itself
the
intellectual
conception
of
a
thing
as
it
is
in
itself,
not
as
it
is
known
through
perception
thing
a
special
abstraction,
a
thing
of
the
spirit,
things
of
the
heart
third
law
of
motion
Newton's
third
law
of
motion
Newton's
third
law
law
of
action
and
reaction
action
and
reaction
are
equal
and
opposite
reaction
an
idea
evoked
by
some
experience,
his
reaction
to
the
news
was
to
start
planning
what
to
do
thing
a
special
objective,
the
thing
is
to
stay
in
bounds
reaction
extreme
conservatism
in
political
or
social
matters,
the
forces
of
reaction
carried
the
election
person
a
grammatical
category
used
in
the
classification
of
pronouns,
possessive
determiners,
and
verb
forms
according
to
whether
they
indicate
the
speaker,
the
addressee,
or
a
third
party,
stop
talking
about
yourself
in
the
third
person
first
person
pronouns
and
verbs
used
to
refer
to
the
speaker
or
writer
of
the
language
in
which
they
occur
second
person
pronouns
and
verbs
used
to
refer
to
the
person
addressed
by
the
language
in
which
they
occur
third
person
pronouns
and
verbs
that
are
used
to
refer
to
something
other
than
the
speaker
or
addressee
of
the
language
in
which
they
occur
thing
a
statement
regarded
as
an
object,
to
say
the
same
thing
in
other
terms,
how
can
you
say
such
a
thing?
thing
an
event,
a
funny
thing
happened
on
the
way
to
the...
thing
a
persistent
illogical
feeling
of
desire
or
aversion,
he
has
a
thing
about
seafood,
she
has
a
thing
about
him
fast
food
inexpensive
food
(hamburgers
or
chicken
or
milkshakes)
prepared
and
served
quickly
Irish
National
Liberation
Army
INLA
People's
Liberation
Army
People's
Republican
Army
Catholic
Reaction
Force
a
radical
terrorist
group
dedicated
to
the
removal
of
British
forces
from
Northern
Ireland
and
the
unification
of
Ireland
anomaly
unusual
person
a
person
who
is
unusual
color-blind
person
a
person
unable
to
distinguish
differences
in
hue
commoner
common
man
common
person
a
person
who
holds
no
title
female
female
person
a
person
who
belongs
to
the
sex
that
can
have
babies
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