inform — to give facts or information to someone
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to give facts or information to someone
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈfɔːrm/
Korean meaning: 알리다, 통지하다, 정보를 제공하다
Korean pronunciation: 인-폼 (강세: 폼)
Example Sentences
- I forgot to inform my mom that I was staying late, so she called the police thinking I was kidnapped.
- The weather app failed to inform us about the sudden rain, leaving everyone soaked.
- Please inform your cat that 3 AM is not an appropriate time for a concert.
inform
VERB//ɪnˈfɔːrm//
to give facts or information to someone
to give facts or information to someone
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Origin
From Latin 'informare' meaning 'to form, shape, or instruct,' composed of the prefix 'in-' (into) and 'formare' (to form), derived from 'forma' (form or shape).
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“I forgot to inform my mom that I was staying late, so she called the police thinking I was kidnapped.”
“The weather app failed to inform us about the sudden rain, leaving everyone soaked.”
“Please inform your cat that 3 AM is not an appropriate time for a concert.”
“Students must inform their teachers if they will be absent from class.”
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