inform

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inform
[ɪnˈfɔːm]
verbo transitivo
1informar or reportar (CAm, español de México)(of/about de/sobre)
  • keep me informed of what is happening -> manténme informado de lo que pase
verbo intransitivo
también:
  • to inform on somebody -> delatar a alguien

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inform [in-form]
1Informar, dar noticias a alguno; instruir, enseñar (teach, announce, tell).
2Delatar, acusar ante el juez (accuse).
3Dar forma a, animar, infundir vida o fuerza (encourage, liven up).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Informar, dar parte. (n)
  • To inform against one -> delatar a uno
  • Well informed -> instruido, erudito
  • To keep somebody informed about something -> tener a alguien al corriente de algo
  • To be informed -> estar al corriente, estar avisado
  • I’m reliably informed that -> me informan de buena fuente que, sé de buena tinta que
va.

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inform [ɪnˈfɔːm]
verb:transitive
(give information) informar; avisar; (bring up to date) poner al corriente
to inform sb about of sthor informar a algn sobre de algo;or I am pleased to inform you that ... tengo el gusto de comunicarle que ...; keep me informed téngame manténgame al corriente;or why was I not informed? ¿por qué no me informaron avisaron?;or to inform o.s. about sth informarse sobre algo
a well informed person
well-informed
verb:intransitive
soplar
to inform on against sbor delatar denunciar a algn;or

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Verb Conjugation for "inform"

Imperative
  • inform
  • you inform
  • he/she informs
  • we inform
  • you inform
  • they inform
Preterite
  • I informed
  • you informed
  • he/she informed
  • we informed
  • you informed
  • they informed
Present Continuous
  • I am informing
  • you are informing
  • he/she is informing
  • we are informing
  • you are informing
  • they are informing
Present Perfect
  • I have informed
  • you have informed
  • he/she has informed
  • we have informed
  • you have informed
  • they have informed
Past Continuous
  • I was informing
  • you were informing
  • he/she was informing
  • we were informing
  • you were informing
  • they were informing
Past Perfect
  • I had informed
  • you had informed
  • he/she had informed
  • we had informed
  • you had informed
  • they had informed
Future
  • I will inform
  • you will inform
  • he/she will inform
  • we will inform
  • you will inform
  • they will inform
Future Perfect
  • I will have informed
  • you will have informed
  • he/she will have informed
  • we will have informed
  • you will have informed
  • they will have informed
Future Continuous
  • I will be informing
  • you will be informing
  • he/she will be informing
  • we will be informing
  • you will be informing
  • they will be informing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been informing
  • you have been informing
  • he/she has been informing
  • we have been informing
  • you have been informing
  • they have been informing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been informing
  • you will have been informing
  • he/she will have been informing
  • we will have been informing
  • you will have been informing
  • they will have been informing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been informing
  • you had been informing
  • he/she had been informing
  • we had been informing
  • you had been informing
  • they had been informing
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