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reportverb

uk/rɪˈpɔːt/us/rɪˈpɔːrt/

report verb (TELL)

B1 [ I or T ] to give a description of something or information about it to someone:

We called the insurance company to report the theft.

The assassination was reported in all the newspapers.

I want you to report (to me) on progress (= on what you have done) every Friday.

[ + -ing verb ] Spies reported seeing a build-up of soldiers.

[ + obj + adj ] He was reported missing in action.

The inquiry reports (= will officially make its results known) next week.

be reported to be/do sth

to be described by people as being or doing a particular thing although there is no real proof:

The storm is reported to have killed five people.

[ T ] to make a complaint to a person in authority about something or someone:

My neighbours reported me to the police for firing my rifle in the garden.

More examples

Witnesses reported seeing a huge orange fireball as the oil refinery exploded.
Shortly before the crash the pilot had reported a malfunction of the aircraft's navigation system.
Her disappearance was reported to the police department's Missing Persons Bureau.
Do you have anything to report?
Several journalists have been killed or injured by stray bullets while reporting on the civil war.

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Describing & telling stories

narrate
narration
narrator
omniscient narrator
personalize
personify
recitation
recite
recount 1
relate
self-report
spin
storyteller

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Revealing secrets & becoming known

Complaining

report verb (GO)

[ I usually + adv/prep ] to go to a place or a person and say that you are there:

I report for (= am ready for and at) work/duty at 8 a.m. every morning.

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Arriving, entering and invading

annex
barge
barge in
be on the scene idiom
been
breaking and entering idiom
bugger
go down
hit
hove
intrusion
invade
keep (sb/sth) out
land
let
let sb/sth in
loom
pile
pitch invasion
rock

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Phrasal verb(s)

report back

report to sb

单词	report
释义	Contents verb (2) report (TELL) report (GO) noun (2) report (DESCRIPTION) report (NOISE) Contents verb (2) report (TELL) report (GO SOMEWHERE) noun (1) report (TELL) Contents noun (7) report (1) report (2) report (3) report (4) report (5) report (6) report (7) verb (4) report (1) report (2) report (3) report (4) English American Business reportverb uk/rɪˈpɔːt/us/rɪˈpɔːrt/ report verb (TELL) B1 [ I or T ] to give a description of something or information about it to someone: We called the insurance company to report the theft. The assassination was reported in all the newspapers. I want you to report (to me) on progress (= on what you have done) every Friday. [ + -ing verb ] Spies reported seeing a build-up of soldiers. [ + obj + adj ] He was reported missing in action. The inquiry reports (= will officially make its results known) next week. be reported to be/do sth to be described by people as being or doing a particular thing although there is no real proof: The storm is reported to have killed five people. [ T ] to make a complaint to a person in authority about something or someone: My neighbours reported me to the police for firing my rifle in the garden. More examples Witnesses reported seeing a huge orange fireball as the oil refinery exploded. Shortly before the crash the pilot had reported a malfunction of the aircraft's navigation system. Her disappearance was reported to the police department's Missing Persons Bureau. Do you have anything to report? Several journalists have been killed or injured by stray bullets while reporting on the civil war. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Describing & telling stories narrate narration narrator omniscient narrator personalize personify recitation recite recount 1 relate self-report spin storyteller You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Revealing secrets & becoming known Complaining report verb (GO) [ I usually + adv/prep ] to go to a place or a person and say that you are there: I report for (= am ready for and at) work/duty at 8 a.m. every morning. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arriving, entering and invading annex barge barge in be on the scene idiom been breaking and entering idiom bugger go down hit hove intrusion invade *keep (sb/sth)* out land let let sb/sth in loom pile pitch invasion rock See more results » Phrasal verb(s) report back report to sb reportnoun [ C ] uk/rɪˈpɔːt/us/rɪˈpɔːrt/ report noun [ C ] (DESCRIPTION) A2 also school report, US also report card a teacher's written statement to parents about a child's ability and performance at school B1 a description of an event or situation: a news/weather report a company's financial/annual report I gave/made/submitted a report of the theft to the insurance company. She sent in weekly reports on the situation. reports [ plural ] stories for which you do not yet have real proof: According to reports, ten pupils were expelled. We're getting reports of a plane crash in Paris. More examples The report contains numerous demonstrable errors. The prime minister issued a denial of the report that she is about to resign. The content of her report is shrouded in secrecy. We file these reports under country of origin. The newspaper reports of the discussion only roughly approximated to what was actually said. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Judgments and analyses acquihire analysis appraisal assessment construction critique heed interpretation job evaluation judgment misjudge notice prognostication rap rating review self-assessment study time-and-motion study unrated See more results » report noun [ C ] (NOISE) formal the loud noise of a shot: We heard the loud/sharp report of a rifle. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Sounds made by objects, movement or impact clash crackling ding ding-a-ling ding-dong fizz hoot jangling knock pip rasp ringer rumbling sing slam swish thud twang whine whistle See more results » reportverb us/rɪˈpɔrt, -ˈpoʊrt/ report verb (TELL) [ T ] to give a description of something or information about something to someone: We called the police to report the theft. The accident was reported in all the newspapers. [ + that clause ] The crew reported that the situation was normal. report verb (GO SOMEWHERE) [ I always + adv/prep ] to go to a place and say that you are there or inform someone about what you are doing: I report for work/duty at 8 a.m. every morning. In this job you’ll be reporting directly to (= working for) the president. reportnoun [ C ] us/rɪˈpɔrt, -ˈpoʊrt/ report noun [ C ] (TELL) information about something: a financial report I have to write a report on immigration. According to reports there has been an earthquake in Los Angeles. reportnoun [ C ] uk/rɪˈpɔːt/us a spoken or written description of an event or situation: give/make a report I think it is good practice for companies to make a proper report to shareholders. write a report She wrote a simple no-nonsense report. a report on sth Can you give us a report on what happened at the meeting? an employment/inflation/market report a statement that may or may not be true: a report (that) Its shares have risen 33p over the past 10 days after reports it had received more than one approach. According to reports from the US, details of the deal were leaked on internet message boards. also annual report ACCOUNTING, FINANCE a report by a company each year with its audited (= officially examined) accounts, and information on how its management thinks it will do in the future: In last year's annual report we set a goal to double our revenue within the next five years. an official document made by someone who has examined a particular subject: The panel's report said that governments are not spending enough on research. a report on sth The task force published a scathing report on the impact of regulation on hotels and restaurants. In a report, he said investors still face risks with this company if a merger does not occur. IT a search for a particular type of information in a large amount of data, or the results of a search like this: run/generate a report You may need to run a report for a meeting from your laptop at home. COMMUNICATIONS an article in a newspaper or on television about a particular situation or event: The statement was in response to a Dallas Morning News report. a report on sth The evening news featured a special report on the banking crisis. HR, WORKPLACE, MANAGEMENT someone who works for a particular manager: He has 15 direct reports. See also auditor's report credit report directors' report earnings report employment report financial report law report progress report statutory report reportverb uk/rɪˈpɔːt/us [ T ] COMMUNICATIONS, ACCOUNTING to make a public statement about something: report a rise/fall/drop They reported a 5.7% drop in sales. report a profit/loss Their chief executive reported pre-tax profits of £489m. The government reported the worst job losses in more than four years. [ I or T ] COMMUNICATIONS to give information about something or a description of something: Dealers reported some extreme price movements among some of the biggest companies. Small traders reported long waits to contact internet-based stockbrokers. report that Staff members reported that morale had reached new lows. report on sth The task force is due to report on its findings from the industry later this year. report sth to sb That board has 30 days to report its findings to the President. [ I or T ] to make an official complaint or statement about someone or something to a person in authority: report sb/sth to sb She threatened me, and I reported her to the manager. report sb for sth She reported him for benefit fraud. report sth stolen/missing/lost 66 vehicles have been reported stolen during the month of April. [ I ] to go to a place or person and say that you are there: Anyone entering the building must report to the office. report to sb He must report daily to a pretrial services officer in San Diego. She reported for work right on time as usual. Phrasal verb(s)** report back report to sb
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reportverb

report verb (TELL)

report verb (GO)

Phrasal verb(s)

reportnoun [ C ]

report noun [ C ] (DESCRIPTION)

report noun [ C ] (NOISE)

reportverb

report verb (TELL)

report verb (GO SOMEWHERE)

reportnoun [ C ]

report noun [ C ] (TELL)

reportnoun [ C ]

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reportverb

Phrasal verb(s)