participant
someone who takes part in an event or activity in an energetic and engaged way
a very important person taking part
an important person or organization taking part
the most important person taking part
someone who frequently takes part in an activity or event
one of the most important people taking part
a person who might take part in the future
person attending a conference
a single person taking part, as opposed to a group
person who is part of a scientific or academic study
a person who has shown interest in taking part
person taking part in a research study
a person who is expected or likely to take part
person who answers questions in a survey
someone who agrees to take part in an activity
a person taking part in a planned series of events or activities
person attending a seminar
someone who meets the requirements to take part
person taking part in a clinical or experimental trial
a person taking part in a practical training session
someone who is completely involved in an activity
a person taking part in an educational course
person taking part in a forum or public discussion
other people who are also taking part in the same activity
person, usually a leader, attending a high-level meeting
a person taking part in an online chat
someone who shows great excitement and eagerness to take part
person attending an academic or professional conference
someone who willingly takes part, often in a study or experiment
person in a group providing feedback on a product or concept
someone who is forced or persuaded to take part in an activity against their wishes
someone who is present at an activity but does not actively take part
participants give a spoken or written account of something
participants go to or are present at an event
participants give an account of something in words
participants assign a standard or value to something on a scale
participants express something definitely or clearly in speech or writing
participants encounter or undergo a particular feeling, event, or situation
participants point out or show something
used to describe the variation within a group of participants, e.g., age or experience
used to indicate the event or activity someone is taking part in
to request that participants do or provide something
to draw people to an event to take part
to ask participants a series of questions
to choose people to take part in something, such as a study
to give participants formal orders or directions
to ask participants questions about a completed task or mission