mutually; alternately; interactive
Meanings
3 senses · 10 examplesadverb
mutually; reciprocally
Describes an action or relationship where two or more parties act on or affect each other. It can modify verbs.
Students mutually correcting each other's homework can improve learning efficiency.
These two companies signed an agreement for reciprocal shareholding.
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They completed the project through mutual cooperation.
adverb
alternately; in turn
Describes actions performed by two or more agents taking turns or actions that occur one after the other.
He alternately grabbed the wild vines with both hands and climbed toward the mountaintop.
The two hosts asked questions alternately, making the atmosphere very lively.
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The traffic lights flash alternately, directing the traffic.
verb
to interact; to communicate
technicalOften used in technical or modern contexts, especially regarding human-computer interaction, user interfaces, and communication between systems or people.
This software achieves smooth human-computer interaction.
Web design needs to focus on the user's interactive experience.
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During the meeting, participants actively exchanged opinions.
This platform supports real-time interaction between users.