report
/rɪˈpɔːrt/
verb
- To give a spoken or written account of something; to make something known.
- He reported that the meeting had been canceled.
- Please report any suspicious activity to the security office.
- The news anchor reported live from the scene of the fire.
- To present oneself to someone in authority as having arrived or as ready for duty.
- Please report to the front desk when you arrive.
- All new employees must report to the human resources department at 9 AM.
- The soldier reported for duty at the base.
- To be responsible to someone and take orders from them.
- In this job, you will report directly to the manager.
- Each department head reports to the CEO.
- The regional sales team reports to the vice president.
noun
- A spoken or written account of something that has been observed, heard, done, or investigated.
- The weather report says it will rain all weekend.
- She wrote a detailed report on the company's sales for the last quarter.
- The police filed a report about the accident.
- A teacher's written evaluation of a student's work and progress, usually sent to parents.
- Parents can access their child's report online this semester.
- My son brought home his report card with excellent grades.
- The teacher's report mentioned that she is doing well in math.
- A loud explosive noise, such as from a gun or explosion.
- The sharp report of the rifle echoed through the valley.
- The report of the firecracker startled the dog.
- We heard a loud report from the construction site.
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