Feed back Meaning in English

expression

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Definition

To give a response or information about something, especially to help someone improve or to report results. Also used in technical contexts to mean returning the output of a system to its input.

Usage & Nuances

'Feed back' is usually used as a verb, especially in business or technical settings. Often confused with the noun 'feedback', which refers to the information itself. Typical phrases: 'feed back to someone', 'please feed back your results.' In technical fields, 'feed back' can mean redirecting information within systems.

• Spanish: dar retroalimentación - devolver información
• Portuguese (BR): dar feedback - retornar informação
• Portuguese (PT): dar feedback - devolver informação
• Chinese (Simplified): 反馈 - 回馈
• Chinese (Traditional): 反饋 - 回饋
• Hindi: प्रतिक्रिया देना - जानकारी लौटाना
• Arabic: إعطاء ملاحظات - تزويد بمعلومات
• Bengali: প্রতিক্রিয়া জানানো - তথ্য ফেরত পাঠানো
• Russian: давать обратную связь - возвращать информацию
• Japanese: フィードバックする - 情報を返す
• Vietnamese: phản hồi - gửi lại thông tin
• Korean: 피드백하다 - 정보를 다시 전달하다
• Turkish: geri bildirimde bulunmak - bilgi iletmek
• Urdu: رائے دینا - معلومات واپس دینا
• Indonesian: memberi umpan balik - mengembalikan informasi

Example Sentences

The machine will feed back information to the main system.

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Please feed back your comments by Friday.

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Teachers often feed back on student work.

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I’ll feed back to you once I’ve checked the details.

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Can you feed back any issues you find in the process?

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It’s important for employees to feed back to their managers about work progress.

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