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This depends on the context.

The part of a gun your fingers pulls to fire it, is the trigger. The concept is used in other contexts. Example. "Excessive dust can trigger an allergic reaction." The dust is the cause and the...

It means to cause or start something up. Example: My previous car accident was what triggered my driving anxiety. Hope this helped!

It has multiple meanings. The trigger on a gun (the small lever you pull before firing). Or to “t...

In a formal context, "trigger" as a verb usually means you set something off or activated something, like "triggering a bomb". Trigger in an informal context can be used when you're extremely angr...

As a noun, the lever that causes a gun to fire. As a verb, to directly cause en event

As a verb, it means to cause something to happen. E.g. "The earthquake may trigger a tsunami." As a noun, it 1. labels things that trigger (verb). E.g. "The earthquake was the trigger for the tsuna...

@cokenbroken Trigger/Triggered can mean many different things including: 1: To make someone mad/angry 2: To set off something - like a trap or a reaction Hope this helps!!

Think of a pistol. 🔫 To fire a bullet from the pistol, you pull the trigger. A small motion of ...

a law set to go into effect immediately, or, be triggered, be set off, by another action especially in the recent case of this abortion mess in the USA