responder
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- noun
- /rɪˈspɒndər/
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personal de emergencia
- As a responder to community disasters, her role is crucial in providing help during emergencies.
- first responders
- emergency responders
- trained responders
Imagine being first responder to that and they get no real thanks.
- Imagine being first responder to that and they get no real thanks.
- The hurricane came to play, but the first responders left it all out on the field.
- So it's a strange phenomenon in the in the first responder world and in the military world.
- If the person's life can be saved when first responders arrive because you bought them time, do it.
- I'm from the BRA and I'm a first responder.
- And nobody works harder supporting others than first responders.
- I have the utmost empathy for all first responders.
- Meantime, there's a new interview circulating of Israeli first responders.
- But that's not going to give you the resilience you need to act as the first responder to your kids struggles.
- In the placebo, there were two partial responders.
- Less or no state and local funding means potentially more layoffs of first responders and people who work in our local governments.
- And I will tell you that some of the most successful people following our plans are first responders.
- So and, and Republicans, they love to, when it's convenient for them, they love to wave the flag of first responders, the military, our veterans.
- They were the first responders for those who came under fire, and joining with them made me stronger.
Examples
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The hurricane came to play, but the first responders left it all out on the field.
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I was the initial responder to the 911 call.
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Imagine being first responder to that and they get no real thanks.
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Older people, same thing, you know, people that are at great risk, maybe your first responder, for example.
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Okay, I'm a first responder.
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The first responder said he's having a heart attack?
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Yes, thank you and I will I'll give a shout out to all first responders, military, police and fire.
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And before we say good night, let's give a huge shout-out and a thanks to our first responders.
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Local law-enforcement agencies and first responders are overwhelmed...
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First responders are overwhelmed.
Synonyms
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A person who answers questions in a survey or interview
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A person who replies to a question or request
A person who answers messages or comments
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Etymology
The word responder comes from the verb respond, which means 'to answer' and shares the same root as response, so a responder is literally someone who 'answers' or reacts to a question, call, or emergency.