Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Elicit"

A: To elicit a response would mean to provoke one. Unlike getting a response, eliciting one sounds more like you are intending to trigger a reaction rather than naturally gaining a response to whatever is said or done. Hope this helps.

A: When you elicit, you're bringing out a response.
If you try to elicit a smile from Joanna, you try to make Joanna smile.

A: this is when you’re trying to get someone to give you a reaction, answer or a fact.

A: the person who has the most control over their physical movement will have the most effect on a situation.

A: Your question elicits an answer.

A: Short questions are more likely to elicit a response.Behavior eliciting a negative response decreased in frequency.

He or she is doing a certain thing and we interpret it in a certain way which elicits a given emotion.

He, at least, was successful in eliciting an answer.

Her strength was her ability to elicit and inspire confidences rather than fear in the people she befriended.

She also elicited the views of the students about the wayward organization helped them to learn.

Single conspicuous targets in the half-field contralateral to the lesion could elicit fixations, implying detection and orienting by a subcortical system.

A: Your mean remarks will elicit a negative response.
He tattled on me to the teacher about saying a bad word.

A: His jokes always elicit laughter.

I hope that my request will elicit a response.

The police officer is trying to elicit the truth from the suspect.

The politician was able to elicit the support of the public.

A: He tried to elicit a response from her, however she wouldn't bite.

Despite 12 hours in the interview, the detectives were unable to elicit any useful information from the suspect to further their case.

A: elicit means "trigger" or "stimulate"
obtain means "get" or "take"

e.g.,
This material will elicit a chemical reaction.
This test will elicit an ankle reflex.

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The brain obtains glucose directly from the blood stream.

The tree obtains the necessary minerals from the fertilized soil.

A: @DavidC9
¤The reporter tried to elicit valuable information out of the president.
¤It is unlawful to enter such a street
¤It is illegal to eat the national bird.

A: Elicit = to evoke or draw out a response from someone
Induce = to evoke/cause someone to do something

The detective elicited information from the suspect.
The detective induced the subject into confessing.

A: Elicit is to evoke or educe (emotions, feelings etc). Induce is to cause someone to do something by persuasion or influence.

A: “elicit a positive response” sounds most natural to me. :)

A: >> Elicit

A: × It’s not easy to elicit a good result at the same time studying.
✓ It’s not easy to get a good result while studying at the same time.

"Elicit" is usually used in a way where someone is drawing out or provoking a response or an answer from someone else.

Examples: Her teasing served to elicit a response.
The detective provoked the suspect in order to elicit a confession.

A: Your “L” sounds like an “R,” which is wrong.

To make the “L” sound correctly, you have to press your tongue to the roof of your mouth, close to your top teeth, which you are not doing.

The “L” sound is the ㄹ sound in “말도 하지 마.”

A: How do you elicit an answer from student

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A: 'A' would be the correct answer, yes. To elicit is to draw out/bring forth.