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interact with

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interact with someone
to converse with and exchange ideas with someone. In act two, I want Terri to interact with Amy a little more. They act as if they never even met each other. The students will interact with one another in their study projects.

interact with something

to have a reciprocal action with something; to react with something. (Often refers to the negative consequences of interaction.) Witt this drug interact with coffee? This drug will not interact with your current medication.


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Exclusive access includes chances to interact with curators, visits behind the scenes, and more.
INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD LiveHive Systems, a producer of interactive entertainment products, has released an application called tvClickr based in the Facebook social community website platform that allows Facebook users to interact with each other while watching prime time US television.
During the more than two-day meeting, attendees had the opportunity to get to know each other better and interact with APHA staff members.
 
 
 
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