To respond to
Example: They respond to feedback
Definition
"To respond to" means to react or reply to something, such as a question, situation, or stimulus, by providing an answer, feedback, or action. It involves acknowledging and addressing what has been presented or communicated.
Translations
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responder a -
reageren op -
respondre a -
répondre à -
antworten auf
Etymology
The phrase "to respond to" originates from the Latin verb 'respondere,' which means 'to answer' or 'to reply.' Over time, it entered Middle English through Old French as 'responden,' keeping its core meaning related to answering or reacting to something. Did you know? The root 'spondere' also relates to making a pledge or promise, hinting at the commitment involved in responding.
