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Meanings of input in English

Portuguese
estímulo
Catalan
input
Spanish
estímulo

Any stimulating information or event; acts to arouse action.

estímulo
Portuguese
comment tag
Catalan
comentari
Spanish
consideración

A statement that expresses a personal opinion or belief or adds information.

comment tag
Russian
вход
Portuguese
insumo
Catalan
entrada
Spanish
entrada

In computing, input of a program or process.

Related terms
вход
Catalan
input
Spanish
input

Signal going into an electronic system.

input
Usage of input in English
1
It said any process change must include input from people with disabilities.
Radio NZ
2
He also warns: Feel free to ask for our input as well.
The South African
3
The FDA will ask the panel for input on the companies' data.
Reuters
4
He said it was their chance to have input into health policy.
The Irish Times
5
Be sure to ask significant others for their input in your plans.
Ebony
6
And his input was absolutely vital at that time, Mr Pollock said.
Radio NZ
7
It's a trying process. I ask for an example of Apatow's input.
The Guardian
8
For example, the input button for my LG TV didn't work properly.
Wired
9
And were this a mechanical problem, I would value his input greatly.
Earth Unaware
10
Said something strange had happened to him and he needed my input.
The flock
11
The plan was developed with input from a range of industry interests.
Radio NZ
12
It was agreed that Departments will have a greater input in future.
The Irish Times
13
They'd better do so soon, if they want to have serious input.
Wired
14
Aloud she said only, That's very interesting, Tyler; thanks for your input.
The unseen
15
However, this isn't likely to just occur with no input from you.
The South African
16
Touch just won't work as an alternative input method for today's machines.
Wired
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Input through the time
Input across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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