Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Reaction"

A: Mixed reactions means a group of people who have opposing views or opinions.
Explanation of the example;
The citizens or government members had different opinions and each individual viewed the new policy in a different light. Some of them agreed, disagreed and were unsure of the new enacted policy put in place.

A: It means that different people or groups have reacted differently to the policy - some liked the policy, some hated it, etc.

A: “Allow” means to “give permission” or “give time.”

So: the reaction mixture was given time to warm to room temperature.

A: The speaker is using the first reactions on the internet to the final episode as evidence for how the episode is.

A: It means his reaction was something you could not miss or get over

A: Some examples are.....
"My 'reaction to' this TV show was horrendous."
"The people's 'reaction to' the new law was very unpleasant."
"Any obvious 'reaction to' a bully will only make matters worse."

Hope this is okay :)

A: She had an allergic reaction to the peanut butter.

A: "I wanted a reaction from you."

A: Some examples are....
"Do you remember his 'reaction from' last night?"
"The 'reaction from' British people when they hear a foreign language, is pure amazement."

I think it's hard to make many daily expressions with 'reaction from' but you can make many with 'reaction' on its own.

Hope this helps :)

A: here are some examples.
I had an allergic reaction to peanuts.
Her reaction was anger.
the dog reacted aggressively to the stranger.
His reaction suprised me.

A: Reaction はなにかへの「反応」　また reaction は本人の意思に関わらずに起きます。音への反射など。

Response はなにかへの「返答」　また response は本人が行動します。だれかに返事を求められた場合など。

A: reaction is more about emotion and feeling toward something and respond is more about words rather than emotions

A: There is no difference when it comes to the meaning, those sentences are both correct and they mean the same thing. However, "quickly" is an adverb and is based on the verb "reacts", whereas "quick" is an adjective and is based on the noun, "reactions". By the way, I recommend saying "fast", not "quick". So: His reactions are so fast no one can match him/keep up with him.

sounds better :)

A: side effect is a term you use day-to-day while adverse reactions is the medical and proffessional term

A: "Response" could be something verbal or written, like "a response to a question". "Reaction" means how someone acts because of something, like "a shocked reaction". "Response" is sometimes used like "reaction" in a metaphorical way, but "reaction" can't be used to mean "response".

A: It's a very natural reaction.

A: Sorry, I'm busy right now. I'll reply once I'm done with my work.と言います。

「後でね」とはIn a bitでいいと思います。

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A: "her reaction" is natural
example:
"I loved her reaction - she was so happy."

However, "such" in your sentence is not used correctly. Instead, the sentence could be:
1. I’m happy to see a reaction such as hers.
OR
2. I’m happy to see her reaction.
OR
3. I’m happy to see such a reaction from her.

However, to make these sentences sound more natural, you would say:
1. I love/like to see a reaction such as hers.
OR
2. I was happy to see her reaction.
OR
3. I was happy to see such a reaction from her.

I hope this makes sense?!
I am not an English teacher, and I think this is quite a difficult grammatical issue!
:)

A: Yeah. Your responses don't need to be robotic or out of a text book. Pay attention to what she's saying, and maybe you can relate to her a little bit. In America, sometimes we like to make conversation with random people. Other times, we don't. It's all about context. So if she seemed really happy about the rain stopping, just drop a little "Yeah me too. Hope this weather continues!" and you'll get a smile out of her (:

A: I don’t have any food allergies.
I don’t have any ___ allergies.

A: just add "a" before "natural" and before "job"
so: "it's a natural reaction that people get anxiety when they have a job interview coming soon."
:)

A: A meme is anything that people repeat because they find it funny or amusing. A lot of memes are the pictures with words, but they can be other things too.

This website is like wikipedia for memes: http://knowyourmeme.com/

Articles on Dabbing:
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/the-dab
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/squidward-dab