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One way to learn a foreign language is to interact with native speakers of that language.

At school, teachers say he interacted well with other people

Penny is a bit shy but she interacts well with the children in her class.

To act on each other: "More than a dozen variable factors could interact, with their permutations running into the thousands"

You can interact with the TV using the remote control.

You stand up and walk through it; and the cast interacts with you.

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All people are born free and have the same rights and dignity. They are imbued with reason and conscience and should interact with each other in a spirit of brotherhood.

Basing his invention of public relations on his uncle Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory, Edward Bernays has left a lasting legacy on the media and how they interact with their audiences.

If someone irritates you, it is best not to react immediately.

He reacted angrily to her comments

She doesn’t react well to stress.

Plant growth and productivity react sharply to a complex combination of temperature and moisture.

Young people naturally react against the attitudes of their parents.

Cause and effect react upon each other.

Training conditions workers to react quickly to an emergency.

The President's decision caused the market to react.

‘I suggested that we should stay at home this summer.’ ‘And how did your family react to your suggestion?’

I can't believe you're reacting this way

It is not necessary to react to everything you notice. When you react to something, you respond to it.

I often imagine how people would react to my death.

The audience reacted by shouting and booing.

Definition when you react, you do something because of something else that has just happened

People react to the frustration in much the same way.