reflect
In Italian, the verb 'riflettere' is used to express the idea of reflecting, both in the sense of thinking deeply about something and in the sense of a surface reflecting light or an image. For example, you might say 'Ho riflettuto a lungo sulla questione' to express that you have thought long and hard about a particular issue. Similarly, you might say 'Lo specchio riflette la luce' to describe how a mirror reflects light.
It's time to reflect on our actions.
This phrase is used when one needs to think back or contemplate on their past actions in order to learn or understand something better. 'Riflettere' in this context means 'to reflect' or 'to contemplate'.
I didn't have time to reflect on what you said.
This phrase is used when someone needs more time to think about or consider what someone else has said. Here, 'riflettere' means 'to think about' or 'to consider'.
We should reflect before making a decision.
This phrase is often used as advice to think carefully before deciding on something important. In this case, 'riflettere' is used as 'to consider' or 'to think over'.