inform
verb[T]
uk/ɪnˈfɔːm/us/ɪnˈfɔːrm/B1
totellsomeone aboutparticularfacts:
通知,告知Thenameof thedeadman will not bereleaseduntil hisrelativeshave been informed.在通知死者亲属之前,不会公布死者的姓名。
Why wasn't I informedaboutthisearlier?为什么不早点儿将这事通知我?
Walters was notproperlyinformedofthereasonsfor herarrest.沃尔特斯并未按规定被告知被捕的原因。
[+ that]I informed mybossthatI was going to be away nextweek.我告诉老板下周我不在。
to tell someone something
- tellMy friend told me you were looking for me.
- let someone knowLet me know if you'd like to come.
- giveCan you give the message to Jo?
- communicateA 60-second TV commercial isn't always the best way to communicate a complex medical message.
- informThe relatives of the injured have been informed of the accident.
- notifyThe school has to notify parents if their children do not arrive at school.
- We'll inform you when adecisionhas beenreached.
- It is withgreatsorrowthat I inform you of thedeathofourdirector.
- Wereceivedyourcommunicationof 11Marchand aresorryto inform you that we won't beattendingtheconference.
- We cannotreleasethenamesof thesoldierswho werekilleduntil we have informedtheirnext ofkin.
- Companiespublishannualreportsto inform thepublicabout thepreviousyear'sactivities.
Announcing, informing & stating
- acquaintsomeone/yourselfwithsomething
- affirm
- annunciation
- avowedly
- awaken
- awakensomeonetosomething
- break
- break it/the news tosomeoneidiom
- breathe/say a wordidiom
- disseminate
- known
- on the recordidiom
- proclamation
- putsomethingout ofitsmiseryidiom
- rapporteur
- record
- resensitize
- rollout
- self-anointed
- statement
Phrasal verb
inform against/onsomeone