| 单词 | respondent |
| 释义 | respondent (rɪspɒndənt ) Word forms: respondents 1. countable noun [usually plural] A respondent is a person who replies to something such as a survey or set of questions. 60 percent of the respondents said they disapproved of the president's performance. 2. countable noun A respondent is someone who has to defend a case in a law court. [law] In addition, the respondent disclosed professional confidences to one of the patients. Collocations: respondents believe Nearly 60 per cent of respondents believe that unemployment will rise this year, with 15 per cent saying that it will climb substantially. Times,Sunday Times Sixty-four percent of respondents believe a massive earthquake will hit in three to five years; but only one in four has earthquake insurance. Christianity Today Only 61% of respondents believe they are getting the best possible insurance package. ST Nine in ten of the respondents believe that demand will rise this year. Times, Sunday Times Only one in 20 respondents believe all invoices are paid promptly, while close to one in six said most payments are settled late. Times,Sunday Times One survey respondent wrote about a diaper controversy. Christianity Today In fact, as length of service increased for survey respondents, their attitude became more positive. Christianity Today The spirit of a hireling did not appear among survey respondents. Christianity Today Nearly a third of our survey respondents aim to apply lean principles to processes such as incident response, problem management and change management. Times, Sunday Times Our survey respondents said only one-third of the difficult decisions they make in a year concern theological issues. Christianity Today Translations: Chinese: 被调查人 Japanese: 回答者 |
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