interactive
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4.2
- adjective
- /ˌɪntəˈræktɪv/
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interactivo
- At the museum, visitors can engage in interactive exhibits that respond to their movements and choices.
- interactive effects
- interactive learning
- interactive environment
Let's treat the observer as yet another physical system that's interactive with the pointer, which is in turn interacting with the electron.
- Let's treat the observer as yet another physical system that's interactive with the pointer, which is in turn interacting with the electron.
- It's called a WIMP, Weakly interactive massive particles.
- Do you think having a body as to the interactive element between the AI system and a human or just in general to intelligence?
- OK, so with that, let me show you the interactive proof for proving this.
- So at least in developmental biology, there are interactive models that are quite important for thinking about sex.
Examples
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Instructional planning is not a series of independent steps or processes but an interactive and interrelated system.
Academic text (1990) -
Researchers have been exploring the impact of interactive reading experiences for decades.
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OK, so with that, let me show you the interactive proof for proving this.
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And what was interesting to me was this sort of interactive nature of his experience with the phenomenon.
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The spaces are more interactive and more colorful with a lot more sound than we had growing up.
Academic text (2011) -
Now we want to see computer maps as being interactive high tech versions of paper maps.
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St. Louis Camera Club now has an easy and dynamic interactive process for inter-club competitions.
Academic text (2008) -
You know, the interactive nature of playing jazz or the listening between people, the interaction that happens live that you don't get when you do overdubs.
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The students enjoyed an interactive lesson that allowed them to ask questions and participate in discussions.
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The campaign included an interactive map where users could explore the effects of climate change in their regions.
Synonyms
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6.7
Relating to communication and how people or things affect each other
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.6
A computer system using text, pictures, and sound that lets users choose what to see or do
- Specialized
A system that lets people interact with text, sound, pictures, and video
How Interactive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interactive comes from inter- 'between' and act 'do', the same root as action. So when things are interactive they act on each other and change each other.