inform如何读

英:[ɪnˈfɔːm]

美:[ɪnˈfɔːrm]

inform英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 告知,通知 give information or knowledge to; tell
  2. vi. 检举,告密 give the police, or sb in a position of power, information about the guilt of sb

inform是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 通知,通告
  2. 告密,告发,密告
  3. 告诉,告知,启禀,知会
  4. 报告,向…报告
  5. 使活跃,使活泼,使生气勃勃,赋予活力
  6. 使充满
  7. 教导, 教,教育
  8. 关照说
  9. (使)了解,(使)熟悉
  10. 对…有影响
  11. 检举
  12. 赋于…以性格
  13. 形成(思想)
  14. 训练
  15. 激励
  16. 给…以形状
adj. (形容词)
  1. 不成形的
  2. 无形状的

inform自然拼读

in·form

ihn form

inform变形

第三人称单数:informs

现在分词:informing

过去式:informed

过去分词:informed

inform词根

词根:inform

adj.

informative 教育性的,有益的;情报的;见闻广博的

informed 消息灵通的;见多识广的

informal 非正式的;不拘礼节的;通俗的;日常使用的

informational 情报的;报告的;新闻的

informing 增长见闻的;提供情报的;鼓舞的

n.

information 信息,资料;知识;情报;通知

informant 被调查者;告密者;提供消息者

informer 告密者;通知者;控告人

v.

informed 通知;使了解;提供资料(inform的过去分词)

informing 通知;报告;使了解(inform的ing形式)

inform英英释义

transitive verb

to communicate knowledge to; tell.The doctor informed us that the surgery went well.[verb + smby + (that) + clause]No one informed me of these changes.Have you informed the landlord about this problem?

to pervade or be instilled in.Caustic wit informs this new play.

intransitive verb

to give knowledge.Our job as reporters is to inform, not to advance our opinions.

to provide incriminating knowledge about someone, usu. in secret.It was the gangster's girlfriend who eventually informed.The mob threatened to kill him if he informed on them.

inform词组

inform against检举;告发

inform of通知;报告

inform about告发;通知;告诉

inform区别

 inform, notify

inform强调将某事直接的告诉或透露给某人,是一般用语

notify通常指以正式的“公告、通知”(notice)将事情告知某人;

以上来源于网络

 inform, notify, advise, acquaint

这组词都有“通知、告知”的意思,其区别是:

inform普通用词,指传达事实或信息,或指经过研究或调查而获得的事实或信息。

notify指正式通知需要注意的事情。

advise指正式通知某件重要事,所通知的事情与被通知的人有关。

acquaint指提供有关信息或情况使某人熟悉某些过程或复杂的情况。

以上来源于网络

inform词源中文解释

14世纪初,“在某个特定学科上进行培训或指导”,源自古法语 informer, enformer “教导,教授”(13世纪),直接源自拉丁语 informare “塑造,赋予形式,描绘”,比喻意义上为“培训,指导,教育”,由 in- “进入”(源自 PIE 词根 *en “在”)和 formare “形成,塑造”组成,源自 forma “形式”(参见 form(n.))。在早期使用中,也有 enform 的形式,直到17世纪。 “报告事实或新闻,向某人传达信息”的意义首次记录于14世纪晚期。相关: Informed; informing。

inform_法律行业词汇

报告

告知

inform词源英文解释

Middle English, from Anglo-French enformer, from Latin informare, from in- + forma form

The first known use of inform was in the 14th century

inform儿童词典英英释义

informativeadjective

providing knowledge : instructive

an informative book

informationnoun

the giving or receiving of knowledge or intelligence

knowledge obtained from investigation, study, or instruction

knowledge of a particular event or situation : news

a characteristic or quality (as of DNA or a computer program) that stands for, expresses, or tells about one group of things or ways of doing things instead of others

the quality of something (as DNA or a computer program) that represents a specific choice between a number of possible choices

informantnoun

informer

informaladjective

not formal

an informal party

suited for ordinary or everyday use

informal clothes

informaladjective

not formal

an informal party

suited for ordinary or everyday use

informal clothes

informaladjective

not formal

an informal party

suited for ordinary or everyday use

informal clothes

informverb

to let a person know something : tell

to give information so as to accuse or cause suspicion

inform against them to the police

inform 例句

1 He informed her that her husband, Ernest, had confessed that he knew something about these murder cases and that Hale had apparently engineered them, including the bombing of her sister Rita’s house.

2 Originally, I registered to teach in my own school district, but my mom informed me that I could make more money in the Newark public schools, despite its record number of failing and struggling institutions.

3 Some time between midnight and dawn I was awakened by strangers, informed that I was under arrest, and taken by an armed guard to the Kundershaden Prison.

4 I set this matter down not to instruct others but to inform myself.

5 ‘He and I read all the same books,’ my sister informs me.

6 “They had to cut the boots off of him,” Bunny informed me.

7 “When you’re done reading these, we will talk,” he informs me.

8 He, too, informed the court that he had been assaulted while in prison, and subjected to electric shock treatment.

9 The reader does not need to be informed that a guy named Bob was flying one of the helicopters.

10 We were informed the Minister of Finance was to give us an audience the next day.

我们接到通知,财政部长将于次日接见我们.

11 He begs me to inform you that General Early is behind him and will be on the field within the hour.

12 The policeman again ordered him to leave, whereupon Wilton informed the officer he was one of the accused.

13 No one had informed him who we were, or that we were political prisoners, or that I was a lawyer.

14 DeSheim informed the company that he would produce any play they liked, and they sat like frightened mice, possessing no words to make known their vague desires.

15 He had underestimated just how well read and well informed Mr. Larson was.

16 I met no rebuffs, only gentleness when they informed me they could not use my services as typist, bookkeeper, etc.

17 I inform you that I have now removed my factory to the above addre.

本厂已迁移到上述地址,特此通知.

18 I have been informed she is lurking in and about Edenton.

19 But since he stopped snitching, he had become increasingly intolerant of prisoners who continued to inform on their neighbors.

20 Go there and inform an officer of the approximate location of the identified body.

inform 同义词

1 告诉某人

forewarn

6 遍及

down omni-

14 无形状的

form formless

18 使有活力

jazz energize ginger up

23 使形成

grow

24 提供情报

informatory pull coat

31 使浸透

seethe

32 不成形

clumpy deformation deform

34 赋与

admeasure

35 不成形的

unformed unshapen clumpy

inform 短语相关

inform on/against

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