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angle of reflection
名詞
反射角
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Re·flec·tion
n.
[
Written
also
reflexion
.]
1.
The
act
of
reflecting
,
or
turning
or
sending
back
,
or
the
state
of
being
reflected
.
Specifically
:
(a)
The
return
of
rays
,
beams
,
sound
,
or
the
like
,
from
a
surface
.
See
Angle of reflection
,
below
.
The
eye
sees
not
itself
,
But
by
reflection
,
by
some
other
things
. --
Shak
.
(b)
The
reverting
of
the
mind
to
that
which
has
already
occupied
it
;
continued
consideration
;
meditation
;
contemplation
;
hence
,
also
,
that
operation
or
power
of
the
mind
by
which
it
is
conscious
of
its
own
acts
or
states
;
the
capacity
for
judging
rationally
,
especially
in
view
of
a
moral
rule
or
standard
.
By
reflection
, . . .
I
would
be
understood
to
mean
,
that
notice
which
the
mind
takes
of
its
own
operations
,
and
the
manner
of
them
,
by
reason
whereof
there
come
to
be
ideas
of
these
operations
in
the
understanding
.
--
Locke
.
This
delight
grows
and
improves
under
thought
and
reflection
.
--
South
.
2.
Shining
;
brightness
,
as
of
the
sun
. [
Obs
.]
3.
That
which
is
produced
by
reflection
.
Specifically
:
(a)
An
image
given
back
from
a
reflecting
surface
;
a
reflected
counterpart
.
As
the
sun
water
we
can
bear
,
Yet
not
the
sun
,
but
his
reflection
,
there
. --
Dryden
.
(b)
A
part
reflected
,
or
turned
back
,
at
an
angle
;
as
,
the
reflection
of
a
membrane
.
(c)
Result
of
meditation
;
thought
or
opinion
after
attentive
consideration
or
contemplation
;
especially
,
thoughts
suggested
by
truth
.
Job's
reflections
on
his
once
flourishing
estate
did
at
the
same
time
afflict
and
encourage
him
.
--
Atterbury
.
4.
Censure
;
reproach
cast
.
He
died
;
and
oh
!
may
no
reflection
shed
Its
poisonous
venom
on
the
royal
dead
. --
Prior
.
5.
Physiol.
The
transference
of
an
excitement
from
one
nerve
fiber
to
another
by
means
of
the
nerve
cells
,
as
in
reflex
action
.
See
Reflex action
,
under
Reflex
.
Angle of reflection
,
the
angle
which
anything
,
as
a
ray
of
light
,
on
leaving
a
reflecting
surface
,
makes
with
the
perpendicular
to
the
surface
.
Angle of total reflection
.
Opt.
Same
as
Critical angle
,
under
Critical
.
Syn:
--
Meditation
;
contemplation
;
rumination
;
cogitation
;
consideration
;
musing
;
thinking
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
angle
of
reflection
n
:
the
angle
between
a
reflected
ray
and
a
line
perpendicular
to
the
reflecting
surface
at
the
point
of
incidence
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