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1 ♦ response
♦ response /rɪˈspɒns/n.1 [cu] reazione; risposta: The product has received a very good response from the market, il prodotto ha ricevuto un'ottima risposta da parte del mercato; His article provoked an immediate response from readers, il suo articolo ha provocato una reazione immediata da parte dei lettori; His response was to burst out laughing, la sua reazione è stata di scoppiare a ridere; to bring (o to meet with) no response, non suscitare reazioni; in response to, in risposta a ( una lettera, un'affermazione, ecc.); a seguito di: I'm writing in response to your letter of 5th October, Le scrivo in risposta alla Sua lettera del 5 ottobre; New security measures have been introduced in response to recent events in London, nuove misure di sicurezza sono state introdotte a seguito dei recenti avvenimenti a Londra; to make no response, non reagire; (med.) immune response, risposta immunitaria2 [cu] risposta: I didn't receive a response to my letter of complaint, non ho ricevuto nessuna risposta alla mia lettera di reclamo; Students should choose the correct response from the list of possible ones, gli studenti devono scegliere la risposta corretta dalla lista di possibilità
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