CEFR B2

reflector

noun

Meaning

An object or surface designed to bounce back light, heat, or sound waves.

Examples

The photographer positioned a large gold reflector to bounce soft light onto the model's face.
Most modern road signs are coated in a special material that acts as a reflector for vehicle headlights.

Synonyms: mirror, surface, speculum

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reflector (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: rɪˈflɛktər

Definition

An object or surface designed to bounce back light, heat, or sound waves.

Examples

The photographer positioned a large gold reflector to bounce soft light onto the model's face.
Most modern road signs are coated in a special material that acts as a reflector for vehicle headlights.
The telescope uses a large concave mirror as a primary reflector to gather light from distant stars.

How to Use reflector

reflector for (prepositional phrase): Used to describe the purpose of the object. — "We need a better reflector for the infrared heater."

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