respond in Latin
respond in Latin is respondeō — respond means to say or write something as an answer.
respond in Latin
respondeō
(intransitive) To act in return; to carry out an action or in return to a force or stimulus; to do something in response.
What does "respond" mean?
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verb To say or write something as an answer.
"She responded to his email within the hour."
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verb To act or react in reply to something, such as a stimulus or situation.
"The immune system responds to infection by producing antibodies."
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respond in a sentence
- She responded to his email within the hour.
- He didn't respond when I asked him twice.
- The immune system responds to infection by producing antibodies.
- Firefighters responded quickly to the emergency call.
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What is "respond" in Latin?
"respond" in Latin is respondeō. respond means: To say or write something as an answer.
How do you use "respond" in a sentence?
Example: "She responded to his email within the hour." In Latin, "respond" is respondeō.
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