Announcement əˈnaʊnsmənt Public Make Noun Formal/An Official/A Campaign

• to make an announcement
• a formal/an official/a public announcement
• the campaign will run public service announcements on radio stations around the country.
• we welcome the recent announcement by the government.

announcement

1. a spoken or written statement that informs people about something
• to make an announcement
• a formal/an official/a public announcement
• The campaign will run public service announcements on radio stations around the country.
• We welcome the recent announcement by the Government.
• Announcements of births, marriages and deaths appear in some newspapers.
• Today's announcement of a peace agreement came after weeks of discussion.
• An announcement about her future is expected soon.
• We saw an announcement in the national newspaper.

Extra Examples

• He wanted to delay the announcement until after the holidays.
• His resignation follows a disappointing earnings announcement by the company.
• In an announcement to Parliament, the minister said that the peace negotiations would continue.
• Phillips issued his surprise announcement after two hours of talks.
• The announcement of further job losses comes at a bad time.
• They placed public-service announcements on TV about bullying.
• We are still awaiting an announcement on the possible closure of the plant.
• We heard a security announcement.
• We will make a formal announcement tomorrow.
• an announcement from the president
2. the act of publicly informing people about something
• Announcement of the verdict was accompanied by shouts and cheers.
• He was speaking after the announcement of record results for the company.