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prompt
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/prɒmpt/
US
/prɑmpt/
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prompt
noun
prompts
pl
UK
/prɒmpt/
US
/prɑːmpt/
подсказка
The teacher gave a prompt to help the student remember the answer.
Учитель дал подсказку, чтобы помочь ученику вспомнить ответ.
сигнал
The prompt for the actors to enter the stage was a loud bell.
Сигналом для актеров выйти на сцену был громкий звонок.
напоминание
She set a prompt on her phone to remind her of the meeting.
Она установила напоминание на своем телефоне, чтобы напомнить себе о встрече.
Traductions supplémentaires
побуждение
стимул
Synonymes
cue
signal
reminder
nudge
stimulus
prompt
verb
prompted
Past Simple
prompted
Past Participle
prompting
Gerund
UK
/prɒmpt/
US
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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.
Traductions supplémentaires
внушать
Synonymes
encourage
stimulate
provoke
instigate
urge
inspire
motivate
suggest
prompt
adjective
prompter
Comp.
promptest
Super.
UK
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US
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быстрый
The prompt response from the team was appreciated.
Быстрый ответ от команды был оценен.
оперативный
Her prompt actions prevented a disaster.
Ее оперативные действия предотвратили катастрофу.
немедленный
The prompt attention to the issue was necessary.
Немедленное внимание к проблеме было необходимо.
Traductions supplémentaires
срочный
проворный
расторопный
Synonymes
immediate
quick
instant
swift
rapid
timely
expeditious
Antonymes
slow
delayed
prompt
adverb
Archaic or rare usage meaning “promptly; at once”.
Synonymes
promptly
immediately
instantly
at once
straightaway
forthwith
right away
without delay
pronto
quickly
swiftly
on the spot
punctually
Définitions
prompt
noun
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.
prompt
verb
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.
prompt
adjective
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.
prompt
adverb
At exactly the specified time; punctually.
The train departs at 6:00 a.m. prompt, so be on time.
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