Definition of prompting in English:

prompting

noun ˈprɒm(p)tɪŋˈprɑm(p)tɪŋ

mass noun

The action of saying something to persuade, encourage, or remind someone to do or say something.
after some prompting, the defendant gave the police his name
Example sentencesExamples
- After some prompting by Jon in the comments section I've included links.
- Without any prompting, even the youngest sit at their tables, talking quietly and ignoring the food in front of them until they know it is the proper time to break their fast.
- With no prompting, Olivier reminded me that people are miserable in eastern Congo.
- Recently I put up a PayPal donation button on the site after quite a bit of prompting by supporters wanting to help.
- He doesn't need much prompting to let you know what he thinks.
- He found that when people communicated online, they were more likely to offer up personal details about themselves without any prompting.
- Most of what I've written in the descriptions on Flickr got repeated by people without any prompting from me.
- Of course he never divulged those sources to me, despite my prompting.
- After some rather blunt prompting by me, they start to give some responses.
- I cried all the way home, and it was totally his own idea with no prompting at all.
- One died presumably to satisfy some ideological or religious prompting or to get revenge, and the other while trying, somehow, simply to get by.
- With little prompting from the teacher, the students raised and vigorously pursued the following questions.
- Dessie never needed much prompting when it came to delivering a song.
- Only the instant prompting of campaign staffers, clapping furiously around the room, sparked enough applause to rescue the candidate from dead air.
- When your audience is parroting your prime directive back at you without any prompting, you know you're doing something right.
- What history demonstrates is that police officers often use their powers, with or without federal prompting, as instruments of larger political purpose.
- An unacceptable approach to prompting would be to ask an open question and to suggest possible answers only to some respondents, such as those who appear to be struggling to think of an appropriate reply.
- Their notoriety comes spilling out of every conversation without any direct prompting.
Synonyms
encouragement, reminder(s), reminding, cue(s), prodding, pushing, persuasion, hint(s), advice, suggestion(s), assistance, inducement

Definition of prompting in US English:

prompting

nounˈpräm(p)tiNGˈprɑm(p)tɪŋ

The action of saying something to persuade, encourage, or remind someone to do or say something.
after some prompting, the defendant gave the police his name
Example sentencesExamples
- After some rather blunt prompting by me, they start to give some responses.
- Their notoriety comes spilling out of every conversation without any direct prompting.
- Only the instant prompting of campaign staffers, clapping furiously around the room, sparked enough applause to rescue the candidate from dead air.
- What history demonstrates is that police officers often use their powers, with or without federal prompting, as instruments of larger political purpose.
- Most of what I've written in the descriptions on Flickr got repeated by people without any prompting from me.
- Without any prompting, even the youngest sit at their tables, talking quietly and ignoring the food in front of them until they know it is the proper time to break their fast.
- One died presumably to satisfy some ideological or religious prompting or to get revenge, and the other while trying, somehow, simply to get by.
- After some prompting by Jon in the comments section I've included links.
- When your audience is parroting your prime directive back at you without any prompting, you know you're doing something right.
- With no prompting, Olivier reminded me that people are miserable in eastern Congo.
- I cried all the way home, and it was totally his own idea with no prompting at all.
- An unacceptable approach to prompting would be to ask an open question and to suggest possible answers only to some respondents, such as those who appear to be struggling to think of an appropriate reply.
- He found that when people communicated online, they were more likely to offer up personal details about themselves without any prompting.
- He doesn't need much prompting to let you know what he thinks.
- Dessie never needed much prompting when it came to delivering a song.
- With little prompting from the teacher, the students raised and vigorously pursued the following questions.
- Of course he never divulged those sources to me, despite my prompting.
- Recently I put up a PayPal donation button on the site after quite a bit of prompting by supporters wanting to help.
Synonyms
encouragement, reminder, reminders, reminding, cue, cues, prodding, pushing, persuasion, hint, hints, advice, suggestion, suggestions, assistance, inducement

单词	prompting
释义	Definition of prompting in English: prompting noun ˈprɒm(p)tɪŋˈprɑm(p)tɪŋ mass noun The action of saying something to persuade, encourage, or remind someone to do or say something. after some prompting, the defendant gave the police his name Example sentencesExamples After some prompting by Jon in the comments section I've included links. Without any prompting, even the youngest sit at their tables, talking quietly and ignoring the food in front of them until they know it is the proper time to break their fast. With no prompting, Olivier reminded me that people are miserable in eastern Congo. Recently I put up a PayPal donation button on the site after quite a bit of prompting by supporters wanting to help. He doesn't need much prompting to let you know what he thinks. He found that when people communicated online, they were more likely to offer up personal details about themselves without any prompting. Most of what I've written in the descriptions on Flickr got repeated by people without any prompting from me. Of course he never divulged those sources to me, despite my prompting. After some rather blunt prompting by me, they start to give some responses. I cried all the way home, and it was totally his own idea with no prompting at all. One died presumably to satisfy some ideological or religious prompting or to get revenge, and the other while trying, somehow, simply to get by. With little prompting from the teacher, the students raised and vigorously pursued the following questions. Dessie never needed much prompting when it came to delivering a song. Only the instant prompting of campaign staffers, clapping furiously around the room, sparked enough applause to rescue the candidate from dead air. When your audience is parroting your prime directive back at you without any prompting, you know you're doing something right. What history demonstrates is that police officers often use their powers, with or without federal prompting, as instruments of larger political purpose. An unacceptable approach to prompting would be to ask an open question and to suggest possible answers only to some respondents, such as those who appear to be struggling to think of an appropriate reply. Their notoriety comes spilling out of every conversation without any direct prompting. Synonyms encouragement, reminder(s), reminding, cue(s), prodding, pushing, persuasion, hint(s), advice, suggestion(s), assistance, inducement Definition of prompting in US English: prompting nounˈpräm(p)tiNGˈprɑm(p)tɪŋ The action of saying something to persuade, encourage, or remind someone to do or say something. after some prompting, the defendant gave the police his name Example sentencesExamples After some rather blunt prompting by me, they start to give some responses. Their notoriety comes spilling out of every conversation without any direct prompting. Only the instant prompting of campaign staffers, clapping furiously around the room, sparked enough applause to rescue the candidate from dead air. What history demonstrates is that police officers often use their powers, with or without federal prompting, as instruments of larger political purpose. Most of what I've written in the descriptions on Flickr got repeated by people without any prompting from me. Without any prompting, even the youngest sit at their tables, talking quietly and ignoring the food in front of them until they know it is the proper time to break their fast. One died presumably to satisfy some ideological or religious prompting or to get revenge, and the other while trying, somehow, simply to get by. After some prompting by Jon in the comments section I've included links. When your audience is parroting your prime directive back at you without any prompting, you know you're doing something right. With no prompting, Olivier reminded me that people are miserable in eastern Congo. I cried all the way home, and it was totally his own idea with no prompting at all. An unacceptable approach to prompting would be to ask an open question and to suggest possible answers only to some respondents, such as those who appear to be struggling to think of an appropriate reply. He found that when people communicated online, they were more likely to offer up personal details about themselves without any prompting. He doesn't need much prompting to let you know what he thinks. Dessie never needed much prompting when it came to delivering a song. With little prompting from the teacher, the students raised and vigorously pursued the following questions. Of course he never divulged those sources to me, despite my prompting. Recently I put up a PayPal donation button on the site after quite a bit of prompting by supporters wanting to help. Synonyms encouragement, reminder, reminders, reminding, cue, cues, prodding, pushing, persuasion, hint, hints, advice, suggestion, suggestions, assistance, inducement
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