Interglot - "response" translated from English to German

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Detailed Translations for response from English to German

the response (answer; reply; reaction; retort)
die Beantwortung; die Antwort; die Erwiderung; die Replik; die Gegenschrift; Wiederwort; die Widerlegung; die Gegenrede; der Gegenbeweis
- Beantwortung [die ~] noun
- Antwort [die ~] noun
- Erwiderung [die ~] noun
- Replik [die ~] noun
- Gegenschrift [die ~] noun
- Wiederwort [das ~] noun
- Widerlegung [die ~] noun
- Gegenrede [die ~] noun
- Gegenbeweis [der ~] noun
the response

– In Windows remote access, strings expected from the device, which can contain macros. ¹
die Antwort
- Antwort [die ~] noun

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Antwort	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort	answer; resolution; solution
Beantwortung	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort
Erwiderung	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort
Gegenbeweis	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort	evidence of the contrary; proof of the contrary; rebuttal; refutation
Gegenrede	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort	argument; contradiction; counterargumentation; evidence of the contrary; objection; proof of the contrary; protest; rebuttal; refutation
Gegenschrift	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort	evidence of the contrary; proof of the contrary; rebuttal; refutation
Replik	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort	evidence of the contrary; proof of the contrary; rebuttal; refutation
Widerlegung	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort	evidence of the contrary; proof of the contrary; rebuttal; refutation
Wiederwort	answer; reaction; reply; response; retort
-	answer; reaction; reception; reply
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	obedience

a bodily process occurring due to the effect of some antecedent stimulus or agent²
- his responses have slowed with age²
the manner in which an electrical or mechanical device responds to an input signal or a range of input signals²
a phrase recited or sung by the congregation following a versicle by the priest or minister²
the manner in which something is greeted²
a statement (either spoken or written) that is made to reply to a question or request or criticism or accusation²
the speech act of continuing a conversational exchange²
a result²
- this situation developed in response to events in Africa²
In Windows remote access, strings expected from the device, which can contain macros.¹

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