report

report
I
n.

1) to file, give, make, present, submit a report

2) to draw up, make out, write, write out, write up a report

3) to confirm a report

4) an accurate; biased, slanted; confirmed; detailed, exhaustive; favorable, positive; firsthand; negative, unfavorable; objective; unconfirmed report

5) an annual; daily; incident; interim; majority; minority; monthly; morning; newspaper; oral; status; traffic; weather; weekly; written report

6) a classified; confidential; restricted; secret; top secret report

7) a school report (BE; AE has report card)

8) a report about, on; to (she filed a report about the incident; the annual report to stockholders)

9) a report that + clause (we have heard reports that the road is closed)

II
v.

1) (B) ('to relate') we reported the information to the authorities

2) (D; intr.) to report about, on ('to describe') (the correspondent reported on the situation at the front)

3) (D; intr.) ('to present oneself') to report for; to (to report to headquarters for duty)

4) (D; tr.) ('to inform on') to report for; to (to report smb. to the police for violating an ordinance)

5) (pol.) (AE) (d; tr.) to report out of ('to return smt. for further action') (to report a bill out of committee)

6) (D; intr.) to report to ('to answer to') (she reports directly to the dean)

7) (G) ('to make known') several people reported having seen the stolen car

8) (K) ('to make known') smb. reported their leaving early

9) (L; to) ('to relate') she reported (to us) that she had accomplished her mission

10) (M) ('to describe') the fire was reported to be burning out of control

11) (N; used with an adjective, past participle) ('to describe') the patrol reported the entire area clear/cleared; he was reported missing in action

12) (Q) ('to describe') they reported how the incident took place

13) (esp. BE) (s) to report sick

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[rɪ'pɔːt]
confirmed
daily
detailed
exhaustive
firsthand
he was reported missing in action
monthly
oral
restricted
submit a report
top secret report
unconfirmed report
unfavorable
weekly
write out
write up a report
written report
on (the correspondent reported on the situation at the front; 'to describe')
to (to report smb. to the police for violating an ordinance)
(B) ('to relate') we reported the information to the authorities
(D; intr.) ('to present oneself) to report for
(D; intr.) to report about
(G) ('to make known') several people reported having seen the stolen car
(K) ('to make known') smb. reported their leaving early
(L; to) ('to relate') she reported (to us) that she had accomplished her mission
(M) ('to describe') the fire was reported to be burning out of control
(N; used with an adjective, past participle) ('to describe') the patrol reported the entire area clear/ cleared
(Q) ('to describe') they reported how the incident took place
(esp. BE) (s) to report sick
a classified
a report about
an accurate
an annual
to confirm a report
to draw up
to file
a school report (BE; AE has report card)
(D; intr.) to report to (she reports directly to the dean; 'to answer to')
(D; intr.) to report to (she reports directly to the dean; 'to answer to')
(pol.) (AE) (d; tr.) to report out of (to report a bill out of committee; 'to return smt. for further action')
a report that + clause (we have heard reports that the road is closed)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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