el
masculine
/imˈfoɾme/
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Translation
report
Word origin
From Latin informare ('to shape, to instruct'), from forma ('form'). The same root gives English inform and information.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- informare
- English cognates
- inform, information
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralinformes
Examples
.
I have to hand in the report on Friday.
.
The report has very important data for everyone.
Léeme .
Read me the main parts of the report.
.
The doctor received a very bad report about the patient.
actual.
I am writing a report about the current situation.
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