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ESLPod_0484_WE_0642 Getting a Performance Evaluation The word "reflected," in this podcast, means seen or apparent, or a sign of something: "Economic difficulties are reflected in the high unemployment rate." Or, "Your education and experience are reflected in your ability to get a good job." The verb "to reflect" means for an image to be shown in a mirror or a piece of glass, or on the surface of water: "The tall trees were reflected on the lake's surface." The verb "to reflect on (something)" means to think about something or to concentrate on something: "She sent her son to his room to reflect on what he had done." Or, "Let's take a moment to reflect on the people who have died in this war." Finally, the phrase "to reflect on (someone)" means to change people's opinions about someone: "The way we dress reflects on our parents and the way that they raised us."

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ESLPod 484 reflected Business

Id	ESLPod_0484_WE_0642
Episode Id	ESLPod 484
Episode Title	Getting a Performance Evaluation
Phrase	reflected
Text	The word "reflected," in this podcast, means seen or apparent, or a sign of something: "Economic difficulties are reflected in the high unemployment rate." Or, "Your education and experience are reflected in your ability to get a good job." The verb "to reflect" means for an image to be shown in a mirror or a piece of glass, or on the surface of water: "The tall trees were reflected on the lake's surface." The verb "to reflect on (something)" means to think about something or to concentrate on something: "She sent her son to his room to reflect on what he had done." Or, "Let's take a moment to reflect on the people who have died in this war." Finally, the phrase "to reflect on (someone)" means to change people's opinions about someone: "The way we dress reflects on our parents and the way that they raised us."
Topics	Business

Reflected Means Reflect Eslpod Verb Performance Evaluation Word