prompt in French
prompt in French is ponctuel, indicateur, invite de commande — prompt means done quickly, without delay.
prompt in French
ponctuel
On time; punctual.
indicateur
A reminder or cue.
invite de commande
(computing) A sequence of characters that is displayed to indicate that a computer is ready to receive input.
causer
inciter
prompter
What does "prompt" mean?
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adj Done quickly, without delay.
"We appreciated the company's prompt response to our complaint."
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noun A reminder or cue that helps someone remember what to say or do.
"The actor forgot his line and glanced at the prompter for a prompt."
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noun Text or instructions given to an AI system to generate a response.
"She wrote a detailed prompt asking the AI to draft a formal email."
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verb To cause or encourage someone to do or say something.
"The alarm prompted everyone to leave the building immediately."
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prompt in a sentence
- We appreciated the company's prompt response to our complaint.
- He was always prompt in returning phone calls.
- The actor forgot his line and glanced at the prompter for a prompt.
- The teacher gave the nervous pupil a prompt so she could continue her speech.
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What is "prompt" in French?
"prompt" in French is ponctuel, indicateur, invite de commande. prompt means: Done quickly, without delay.
How do you use "prompt" in a sentence?
Example: "We appreciated the company's prompt response to our complaint." In French, "prompt" is ponctuel, indicateur, invite de commande.
Are there other ways to say "prompt" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "prompt": ponctuel, indicateur, invite de commande, causer, inciter, prompter.
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