B2nounworktechnology
US/ˈɪn.pʊt/
UK/ˈɪn.pʊt/
ideas or help that people give to a plan or activity; also information put into a computer
In context
Thank you for your input; it really helped the project.
We want input from students before we change the timetable.
The program checks the user's input for mistakes.
Words that go with input
noun + preposition
- input fromWe need input from everyone on the team.
adjective + noun
- valuable inputHer valuable input saved us time.
verb + noun
- provide inputCustomers can provide input through the app.
- have inputParents should have input into school rules.
noun + noun
- user inputThe form checks user input.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
Can you give me some inputs?Correct: Can you give me some input?