| 单词 | inform |
| 释义 | informinformsinformedinforminginforminform /ɪnˈfɔːm $ -ɔːrm/ verb [transitive] formal to formally tell someone about somethinginform somebody about/of somethingNo one informed me about the change of plan.inform没有人通知我计划有变。She was informed of the accident by the police.beinform她接到警方通知﹐获悉了这事故。inform somebody (that)The college informed me that I had been accepted.informhavebeaccept 学院通知我﹐我被录取了。Phrasal verbsinform on/against somebody phrasal verb to secretly give information about someone to the policeTHESAURUS: informtell to give someone information by speaking or writing to them: Can you tell me how much this will cost?She wrote to tell me that her husband had died.writehavedielet sb know to tell someone something when you know more about it: Let me know when you arrive and I’ll pick you up.inform formal to officially tell someone about something: You must inform your bank if you change your address.announce to tell people publicly and officially about something: The government has announced plans to build 300,000 new houses.haveannounceplanhousepass a message on to sb to tell another person the information that has been told to you: The meeting’s been cancelled – could you pass the message on to everyone?meetbecancelcanreveal to tell people about something that was previously a secret: Markov revealed that he had once worked for the CIA.revealhaveworkleak to secretly give official information to a newspaper or television company: The report was leaked to the press.beleakinform on sb formal to tell the police that someone you know is involved in illegal activities: Another member of the gang informed on himinform |
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