interact
part of speech
verb (interact, interacts, interacted, interacting); noun interaction; adjective interactive
meaning for a pupil
1) To interact means to talk, play or work with other people and respond to them. tree →
2) In science, things interact when they affect each other, like chemicals reacting or animals in a food web. tree →
3) To interact with a computer, game or display means to use it by clicking, touching or speaking. tree →
sense in the lessons
In PSHE, people interact with friends; in science, living things interact in ecosystems; in computing, users interact with apps. Phrases: «interact with», «interact online», «interactive whiteboard».
examples
- Our puppy loves to interact with other dogs. tree →
- The new pupil was shy but soon began to interact with the class. tree →
- Plants and animals interact in a habitat. tree →
- Some medicines interact with each other badly. tree →
- You can interact with the museum displays by pressing buttons. tree →
- We interact online, but be careful who you talk to. tree →
- Bees and flowers interact: bees get food, flowers get pollen moved. tree →
- The game lets players interact with characters. tree →
note
Regular verb. Usually followed by «with». An interactive whiteboard lets you touch the screen. Safety: only interact online with people you know in real life.
In the corpora
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «interact» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.