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prompting

/ˈprɒmptɪŋ/

/ˈprɑːmptɪŋ/

promptingnoun

promptings

Translations

подсказка

The actor forgot his lines and needed a prompting from the prompter.

Актёр забыл свои реплики и нуждался в подсказке от суфлёра.

стимул

The teacher's prompting encouraged the students to participate more actively.

Стимул учителя побудил студентов участвовать более активно.

Additional translations

побуждение

внушение

Definitions

The action of saying something to persuade, encourage, or remind someone to do or say something.

The teacher's prompting helped the student remember the answer.

A cue given to an actor or speaker to remind them of their next line or action.

The actor forgot his line and needed a prompting from the stage manager.

An inner impulse, urge, or inclination that guides someone to act in a particular way.

He decided to follow the promptings of his conscience.

The practice of providing or designing input prompts for an artificial-intelligence system to influence its output.

Effective prompting can significantly improve the accuracy of a language model's responses.

Synonyms

promptingadjective

more prompting

Comp.

most prompting

Super.

Used as an attributive noun functioning adjectivally (e.g., "prompting techniques").

Definitions

Relating to the creation, selection, or provision of prompts, especially for computer or artificial-intelligence systems.

The team developed advanced prompting strategies to improve the chatbot’s answers.

Synonyms

promptinggerund / present participle

/ˈprɒmptɪŋ/

/ˈprɑːmptɪŋ/

Definitions

Giving or intended to give a cue, reminder, or encouragement to speak or act.

A prompting gesture from the coach signaled the player to start.

Synonyms

promptverb

prompting

Gerund

prompted

Past Simple

prompted

Past Participle

prompting

Gerund

/prɒmpt/

/prɑːmpt/

Translations

подсказывать

The teacher had to prompt the student during the exam.

Учителю пришлось подсказывать ученику во время экзамена.

побуждать

The news report prompted a public outcry.

Новостной репортаж побудил общественный протест.

вызывать

The incident prompted a police investigation.

Инцидент вызвал полицейское расследование.

Additional translations

внушать

Definitions

To cause or bring about an action or feeling.

The teacher's question prompted a lively discussion among the students.

To assist or encourage a speaker to continue by suggesting the next words or ideas.

The actor forgot his lines, so the prompter had to prompt him from backstage.

To move or induce someone to take action.

The urgent situation prompted the manager to call an emergency meeting.

Synonyms

promptnoun

Definitions

A reminder or cue to do something.

The teacher gave the students a prompt to start their essays.

A set of instructions or a question that initiates a task or activity.

The writing prompt asked students to describe their favorite holiday memory.

A symbol or message on a computer screen indicating that the system is ready to receive input.

The command prompt appeared, waiting for the user to type a command.

A word or phrase spoken to remind an actor of their next line during a performance.

The prompter gave a quiet prompt when the actress forgot her line.

promptadjective

Definitions

Done, performed, or delivered without delay; quick or immediate.

She was prompt in her response to the email, replying within minutes.

Acting or arriving exactly at the time appointed; punctual.

He is always prompt for meetings, never arriving a minute late.

Ready or quick to act; willing to respond without hesitation.

She is always prompt to help when someone is in trouble.

promptadverb

Definitions

At exactly the specified time; punctually.

The train departs at 6:00 a.m. prompt, so be on time.