transitive. To teach. In various constructions. To teach (a person).

With the information, etc., communicated as object. transitive. With noun or pronoun as object; sometimes with to (also †till) indicating the…

To impart (knowledge, information); to impart the knowledge of (a fact, a name, one's opinion or intention). †to give part: to apprise a person of…

To communicate as knowledge or information; to make known, tell, relate. Const. to, formerly sometimes with (a person). archaic (or merged in…

To impart. Obsolete.

transitive. To inform, impart knowledge to again; (also) to form again or a further time; to invest again with form.

transitive. To impart again.

transitive. To deposit or entrust to be kept, collected, or attended to after one's departure; to give (instructions, orders, information, e.g. one's…

To communicate (information, etc.) on one's own initiative.

To give instructions or information to. Cf. briefing, n. 2.

intransitive. slang (originally U.S.). To produce or provide something promised or expected. Originally and frequently in to come across with. Cf…

transitive. Film and Television. To narrate (a broadcast, film, exhibition, etc.); to provide as or with a voice-over; (also) to provide the voice…