Report

/ɹɪpˈɔːt/

/ɹiˈpɔɹt/, /ɹɪˈpɔɹt/

Definición y Significado de "report"

to report

VERBO

reportar noticias

to cover or give the details of an event in written or spoken form as a journalist on TV, etc.

Intransitive: to report | to report on an event

Example

The investigative journalist reported extensively on the corruption scandal.

Right now, the reporter is reporting live from the scene of the accident.

Yesterday, the news anchor reported on the latest developments in the political arena.

presentar un informe

to give a written or spoken description of an event to someone

Transitive: to report an event or situation

Example

The doctor reported the patient 's symptoms to the medical team.

Scientists will report their findings during the conference, sharing their research with the academic community.

Witnesses reported seeing a suspicious vehicle parked outside the bank before the robbery occurred.

reportar, informar sobre

to announce or provide information about the outcome of an investigation or inquiry

Transitive: to report a finding or result

Example

The auditor reported their findings to the company 's management.

The independent review panel reported its assessment of the incident.

The research team reported their groundbreaking discovery, unveiling the results of their extensive scientific study.

presentarse, informar

to indicate one's arrival at a specific place or readiness to perform a particular task or duty

Intransitive: to report to sb/sth

Example

The new employee reported to the HR department on their first day of work.

The soldiers reported to the training grounds at dawn, prepared for a rigorous day of physical exercises.

The pilot reported to the air traffic control tower, informing them of the aircraft 's position and readiness for takeoff.

informar, reportar

to inform the authorities or relevant individuals about an incident, situation, or occurrence

Transitive: to report an incident or situation to authorities

Example

The eye witness reported the suspicious activity to the security personnel.

The tourist reported their lost passport to the embassy.

The project manager reported the project status to the stakeholders.

informar, denunciar

to express a complaint or concern about someone's behavior or actions

Transitive: to report a complaint or concern to an authority

Example

The customer reported the rude behavior of a store employee to the manager.

The employee reported their supervisor 's discriminatory practices to the equal opportunity office.

The student reported the plagiarism of their work by another classmate to the professor, requesting proper action.

informar, reportar

to notify the platform or its administrators about inappropriate, offensive, or abusive content or behavior by using the provided reporting feature or option

Transitive: to report online activity or content

Example

The gaming platform encourages players to report any cheating, hacking, or abusive behavior.

If you come across a post that violates the community guidelines, please report it for review.

The online forum relies on its community members to report any instances of inappropriate behavior or offensive language.

Report

SUSTANTIVO

reportaje, informe

a written description of something that includes pieces of information that someone needs to know

Example

The annual financial report highlighted the company 's revenue and expenses.

The student submitted a research report on climate change for her science class.

The journalist filed a detailed report on the environmental impact of the construction project.

reporte, noticia

an official document written by a group or an individual who studied a particular subject, containing the findings

What is a "report"?

A report is an official document written by an individual or group after studying a specific topic or subject. It presents the findings, observations, and conclusions drawn from the research or investigation. Reports are typically structured in a formal way, often including sections such as an introduction, methods, results, and recommendations. They are used to communicate detailed information and analysis to others, such as in academic, business, or professional settings, helping to inform decisions or provide insights on a particular issue.

informe, reportaje

a written or spoken description of an event, especially one that is intended to be broadcast or published

What is a "report"?

A report is a written or spoken account of information, findings, or events that provides details on a particular subject. In the context of news, a report typically presents facts about an event, issue, or topic in a clear and organized manner. It often includes interviews, research, or firsthand observations to support the information presented. Reports can be found in newspapers, on television, or online, and are designed to inform the public, giving them a better understanding of the subject matter.

Example

The police report described the events of the accident.

The journalist 's report was featured on the evening news.

She submitted a detailed report on the project 's progress.

informe, reporte

the act of informing by verbal report

disparo, informe

a sharp explosive sound (especially the sound of a gun firing)

reputación, fama

the general estimation that the public has for a person

informe, reporte

an essay (especially one written as an assignment)