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A2  report  haber vermek; bildirmek

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verb  /rɪˈpɔːt   / verb report (verb)
 /rɪˈpɔːt  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 report (on sb/sth) (to
sb/sth); report sth (to sb)
to give people
information about what you have seen, heard, done, etc.
haber
vermek; bildirmek
 The research team will report (on) their
findings next month.
 The company reported huge profits last
year.
 Several people reported seeing/having seen
the boy.
 Several people reported that they had seen
the boy.
 Call me if you have anything new to report.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
report
(on) sth
(in a newspaper or on
the TV or radio) to write or speak about sth that has happened.
 (radyo, TV vb.) bildirmek, yayınlamak; 
haber
vermek, rapor etmek
 The paper sent a journalist to report on
the events.
 The strike was not reported in the
newspapers.
 3 [transitive] (formal) be
reported to be/as sth
used to say that you
have heard sth said, but you are not sure if it is true
rapor
etmek, bildirmek
 The 70-year-old actor is reported to be/as
being comfortable in hospital.
 4 [transitive]
report
sb (to sb) (for sth)
to tell a person in
authority about an accident, a crime, etc. or about sth wrong that sb has done
bildirmek
 All accidents must be reported to the
police.
 She was reported to the head teacher for
smoking.
 The boy was reported missing early this
morning.
 5 [intransitive]
report
(to sb/sth) for sth
to tell sb that you
have arrived
 (geldiğini) haber
vermek
 On your arrival, please report to the
reception desk.
PHRASAL VERBS
report
back (on sth) (to sb)
to give information to
sb about sth they have asked you to find out about
geri
rapor etmek
 One person in each group will then report
back on what you've decided to the class.
report
to sb
 [not used in the continuous
tenses]
to have sb as your
manager in the company or organization that you work for
raporlamak

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	report
IPA	/rɪˈpɔːt / verb
Back	haber vermek; bildirmek
Back 2	report (verb) /rɪˈpɔːt / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] report (on sb/sth) (to sb/sth); report sth (to sb) to give people information about what you have seen, heard, done, etc. haber vermek; bildirmek The research team will report (on) their findings next month. The company reported huge profits last year. Several people reported seeing/having seen the boy. Several people reported that they had seen the boy. Call me if you have anything new to report. 2 [intransitive, transitive] report (on) sth (in a newspaper or on the TV or radio) to write or speak about sth that has happened. (radyo, TV vb.) bildirmek, yayınlamak; haber vermek, rapor etmek The paper sent a journalist to report on the events. The strike was not reported in the newspapers. 3 [transitive] (formal) be reported to be/as sth used to say that you have heard sth said, but you are not sure if it is true rapor etmek, bildirmek The 70-year-old actor is reported to be/as being comfortable in hospital. 4 [transitive] report sb (to sb) (for sth) to tell a person in authority about an accident, a crime, etc. or about sth wrong that sb has done bildirmek All accidents must be reported to the police. She was reported to the head teacher for smoking. The boy was reported missing early this morning. 5 [intransitive] report (to sb/sth) for sth to tell sb that you have arrived (geldiğini) haber vermek On your arrival, please report to the reception desk. PHRASAL VERBS report back (on sth) (to sb) to give information to sb about sth they have asked you to find out about geri rapor etmek One person in each group will then report back on what you've decided to the class. report to sb [not used in the continuous tenses] to have sb as your manager in the company or organization that you work for raporlamak

Report Reported Sth Sb Bildirmek Haber Vermek Transitive

report (verb)