گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'response'

1 عمومی:: پاسخ‌

2 عمومی:: واكنش‌

3 عمومی:: جوابگویی‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. encouraging, enthusiastic, favourable, good, positive | lukewarm, muted | angry, discouraging, negative | appropriate, correct | inappropriate, incorrect incorrect responses in a multiple choice test | strong These images are likely to evoke a strong response in the viewer. | direct | quick, rapid | slow | automatic, immediate | initial My initial response was one of anger. | public | natural | behavioural, emotional, physiological, political | verbal, written | immune the immune response to viral infections VERB + RESPONSE give, make | get, have, receive Have you had any responses to the advertisement yet? | bring/call forth, draw, elicit, evoke, produce, provoke His comments drew an angry response from the crowd. RESPONSE + NOUN rate, time We sent out over 100 letters but the response rate was low (= few people replied). PREP. in ~ (to) In response, she stormed out of the room. | ~ from The response from local businesses has been muted. | ~ to What was their response to the question? PHRASES (a) lack of response Due to lack of response the event has been cancelled.

2 general:: response adjectives a positive/favourable response • The product met with a highly positive response from the public. a negative response • In Russia, the planned expansion provoked a negative response. an enthusiastic response • There has been an enthusiastic response to the introduction of soccer coaching for girls. an angry response • His comments sparked an angry response from opposition politicians. a good/encouraging response (= when people like something or show interest ) • We’ve had a good response from the public. sb’s immediate response • When he was sentenced, his immediate response was to appeal. a direct response • Her resignation was in direct response to the party’s poor results in the local elections. an appropriate response • She laughed, which didn't really seem an appropriate response. a strong response • The photograph provoked a strong response from many people. an emotional response • When she died, the emotional response was extraordinary. verbs get a positive etc response • She got an enthusiastic response to her suggestion. receive a positive etc response (= get it ) • The proposal has received a positive response from most left-wing voters. meet with a positive etc response (= get it ) • The change met with a mixed response from employees. provoke a response • The report provoked a strong response from a number of senior politicians. draw/bring a response from somebody • The appeal for aid brought a big response from the West.

3 general:: noun answer: Their response was very clear.