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ESLPod_1230_WE_2132 Expressing Disapproval of Elected Officials The verb "to reflect," in this podcast, means to present the image or nature of something, or to have the same form and characteristics of something else: "Her colorful, cluttered office reflects her personality." The verb "to reflect" also means for a mirror or other flat surface to display the image of something above or in front of the surface: "Sean took a great photo of a rainbow as it was reflected on the surface of the lake." The phrase "to reflect on" means to think about something, carefully consider it, and identify how one feels about it: "When you reflect on your time overseas, what aspect of the culture was most surprising?" Finally, a "reflector" is a piece of plastic or fabric that shines brightly when light hits it: "If you go biking at night, it's a good idea to have reflectors so that cars can see you more easily."

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ESLPod 1230 to reflect Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_1230_WE_2132
Episode Id	ESLPod 1230
Episode Title	Expressing Disapproval of Elected Officials
Phrase	to reflect
Text	The verb "to reflect," in this podcast, means to present the image or nature of something, or to have the same form and characteristics of something else: "Her colorful, cluttered office reflects her personality." The verb "to reflect" also means for a mirror or other flat surface to display the image of something above or in front of the surface: "Sean took a great photo of a rainbow as it was reflected on the surface of the lake." The phrase "to reflect on" means to think about something, carefully consider it, and identify how one feels about it: "When you reflect on your time overseas, what aspect of the culture was most surprising?" Finally, a "reflector" is a piece of plastic or fabric that shines brightly when light hits it: "If you go biking at night, it's a good idea to have reflectors so that cars can see you more easily."
Topics	Government + Law

Reflect Means Eslpod Verb Image Surface Expressing Disapproval