US /rɪˈspɑnd/
・UK /rɪ'spɒnd/
Turn and respond to people.
- ears that turn and respond to people.
and they will each have up to two minutes to respond.
Secretary Clinton, would you like to respond?
I'll be there with you in just a minute." Can you think of any other ways to respond in this type of situation?
I'll be there with you in just a minute." Can you think of any other ways to respond in this type of situation?
NOW THE COMPANY HAD TO RESPOND
Which is really hard to fix because governments don't have the same ability to respond to deflation as they do to inflation.
to respond to deflation as they do to inflation.
How am I going to respond to a dream?
And my answer to respond to a dream is, first of all, you don't wake people up.
she join me in encouraging the people of Cornwall to respond to the NHS consultation?
level, and I join him in encouraging the people of Cornwall to respond to the consultation.
And at this time of great anxiety and hardship, be it for those around the world facing conflict, famine, or natural disaster, or for those at home finding ways to pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm, we see it in the humanity of people throughout our nations and the Commonwealth who so readily respond to the plight of others.
we see it in the humanity of people throughout our nations and the Commonwealth, who so readily respond to the plight of others.
Many of us have this desire as soon as something spontaneous happens and we have to respond to do it as quickly as possible.
We have this sense that speed to respond in somehow is associated with competence.
I know that, previously, the regional government had worked to respond to the flooding, making sure they can pump water out.
I'm wondering how they plan to respond to this opposite issue and what they may suggest doing.