write
/raɪt/
verb
- To mark letters, words, or symbols on a surface, typically with a pen, pencil, or keyboard.
- She learned to write in cursive when she was in second grade.
- Please write your name at the top of the page.
- I need to write a shopping list before we go to the store.
- To compose and record something in written form, such as a letter, book, or article.
- My grandmother used to write me long letters every month.
- The journalist will write an article about the election results.
- He wants to write a novel about his travels.
- To communicate with someone in writing, especially by sending a letter or email.
- They write each other every week even though they live far apart.
- Don't forget to write to your parents while you're at camp.
- I wrote my friend an email to congratulate her on the promotion.
- To record data on a storage medium, such as a computer disk or memory card.
- The program will write the results to a file on your desktop.
- You can write data to a USB drive by dragging the folder onto it.
- The camera writes photos directly to the memory card.
Antonyms
noun
- The act or style of writing; handwriting.
- Her write is so neat that it looks like printed text.
- The doctor's write was hard to read on the prescription.
- He has a very distinctive write that I would recognize anywhere.