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Yes, you can use 反应 (fǎn yìng) to describe emotions. In this context, it means "to respond" or "to react" to a certain situation or stimulus. It can also refer to the reflex or automatic response of the body to external stimuli.
For example, you can say "他的反应很激烈" (tā de fǎn yìng hěn jī liè) which means "His reaction was very intense." This sentence implies that the person had a strong emotional response to something.
Another example could be "她的反应很冷静" (tā de fǎn yìng hěn lěng jìng) which means "Her response was very calm." This sentence suggests that the person remained composed and did not show much emotion.
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回应 (huí yìng) - to respond, to reply; response
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You can use the word 反应 (fǎn yìng) when you want to refer to a response or reaction to something. For example, you can say "他的反应很快" (tā de fǎn yìng hěn kuài) which means "He responded quickly".
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