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.

I am writing a report about the current situation.

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This word is part of lesson 17.