report

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informar de

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report
[rɪˈpɔːt]
sustantivo
1informe (m) (account)reporte (m) (Am); reportaje (m)
  • there are reports that… (in newspaper, on radio, television) -> circula el rumor or corre la voz de que…
  • report (card) (escuela) -> boletín (m) de evaluación (Estados Unidos), carné (m) de notas or calificaciones (RP)
2estallido (m) explosión (f) (sound)
verbo transitivo
3informar de (information); dar parte de (accident, theft)
  • the incident was reported in the local press -> la prensa local informó del incidente
  • it is reported that the Prime Minister is about to resign -> se ha informado or reportado de la inminente dimisión del primer ministro (CAm, español de México)
  • to report somebody missing -> denunciar la desaparición de alguien
  • to report somebody to the police -> denunciar a alguien a la policía
  • she reported her findings to him -> le informó de or le dio a conocer sus hallazgos
verbo intransitivo
4presentarse (present oneself)
  • to report for duty -> presentarse para el servicio
5informar (give account); (on sobre)
    informar
  • she reported to her boss -> informó a su jefe
6(be accountable)
  • to report to somebody -> ser responsable ante alguien

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report [ri-port]
1Esparcir, divulgar (circulate, spread); referir, contar (tell); informar, hacer relación, dar parte, noticia, o hacer exposición; manifestar (say).
2Relatar, dar cuenta por razón de observación o indagación personal.
3Certificar, formal u oficalmente (un resultado, una condición).
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Hacer relación, dar parte. (n)
5Servir como reporter o noticiero. (n)
6Comparecer en un paraje señalado, o ante alguien y anunciarse. (Estados Unidos) (n)
  • It is reported -> corre la voz, se dice
  • To be reported o reported of -> ser objeto de informes favorables o desfavorables
  • To report progress -> exponer el estado de la cuestión
va.
sustantivo
1Relación, parte, noticia, manifiesto, anuncio, informe (announcement, statement).
2Voz, rumor, opinión (rumour).
  • Flying noticia volandera, suelta. There was a report of his arrival -> corrió la voz de su llegada
  • By según se dice -> 3. Fama, reputación pública
3Relación de pleitos o causa
sustantivo
4Report of fire-arms, estallido, tiro, trueno.
  • Report of a gun -> un cañonazo
  • Report of a musket -> un escopetazo
  • Report of a pistol -> un pistoletazo, un trabucazo
5Declaración de efectos hecha en la aduana.
  • Reported speech -> discurso indirecto
  • There is a report that -> corre la voz de que, se rumorea que
  • To know something by saber algo de oídas. He reports for the X newspaper -> es reportero del periódico X
  • To report back to someone -> rendir cuentas a alguien, informar
  • A comittee was set up to report on the matter -> se creó una comisión para investigar el asunto
  • Report back inmediately! -> ¡preséntese inmediatamente

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report [rɪˈpɔːt]
noun
1 (account) informe; (m) (Press) (Rad) (TV) reportaje; (m) crónica; (f) (piece of news) noticia; (f)
there were no reports of casualties no se anunciaron víctimas
the latest reports say they have reached the summit the report of his death upset us I want a report on this by tomorrow the Hite Report have you had any reports about a lion walking the streets of Birmingham? the coroner's report gives the cause of death as asphyxiation it seemed obvious from his report of that meeting that you were trying to focus suspicion on Mr Hirsch a report by the Association of University Teachers finds that only 22 per cent of lecturers in our universities are women there are unconfirmed reports that two people have been shot in the neighbouring town of Lalitpur I always read the foreign reports in The Times /according to a report in the Independent/, he still has control over the remaining shares with a report on these developments, here's Jim Fish in Belgrade
to give make present a report (on sth)oror presentar un informe (sobre algo)
the committee will be presenting its report this week the chief engineer made his report to the captain he'd probably have written off his loss and made no report (to the police) this happened about an hour after I had made my report to the president the select committee presented its report to the party conference his boss will present a report to the disciplinary hearing he is on his way back to New York to give a report on the possible use of UN peacekeeping troops he gave this report on the first two days of the ground war against Iraq the commission was a month late in presenting its report Report [on] the Motor Industry when you get back, write a report on everything that was said and done at the Conference the education committee will today publish its report on the supply of teachers for the 1990's
law progress
2 (Britain)(also school report) boletín cartilla de notas; (m)or (f) (US) (assignment) trabajo; (m)
to get a good/bad report sacar buenas/malas notas
and now she was getting bad school reports my daughter got a very good report last term.
3 (rumour) rumor; (m)
there have been reports of rioting there is a report [that] ...
according to report(s) según se dice
At age fifty-six, Glyn still cut an exotic figure,and according to report, she made an immediate impact on the social scene according to reports, there was an angry scene at the airport according to reports, many people were prevented from voting I only know of it [by] report as report [has] it ... one report [has] it that they have already been freed his bravery was mentioned in a report to headquarters reports from the front tell of heavy losses
4 (literary) (reputation) reputación; (f) fama; (f)
a person of good report una persona de buena reputación fama;or
5 (bang) estallido; (m) (shot) disparo; (m)
there was a loud report the ice gave way with a loud report there came a violent report as the lock of the door was shot to pieces I was deafened by the report of a pistol
verb:transitive
1 (state, make known)
it is reported from Berlin that ... comunican se informa desde Berlín que ...;or nothing to report sin novedad
what have you to report? "it starts at 7 o'clock," she reported they had been called in to clear drains after local /people reported a foul smell/ all boats in the race have to report their position daily to report [that] ... he reported [that] everything was going well officials reported that two more ships were apparently heading for Malta many parents report that their babies cry a lot at home to report one's [findings] the principal products generated by scientists, their theories, reported findings and experiments the Panel on Climate Change, is due to report its findings in August to report [progress] he telephoned to report his progress we'll get in touch tonight and report progress they reported progress on arms control issues the two sides report no progress toward ending the strike they stopped short of claiming victory, but they did report progress on several fronts President Bush today reported progress in the nation's war on drugs James Baker today reported little progress on the nuclear issue
2 (Press) (TV) (Rad) [+event] informar acerca de; informar sobre
only one paper reported his death the newspapers reported the latest pop star's views on everything under the sun our correspondent reports from Rome [that] ...
3 (allege)
a prisoner is reported [to] have escaped, it is reported [that] a prisoner has escaped
she is reported to be in Italy se dice que está en Italia; he is reported to have said that ... parece que dijo que ...
between forty and fifty people are reported to have died in the fighting the president is reported to be making good progress in hospital fighting in the region is reported to be fierce she was reported to have ordered the murder of her husband he is reported [as] saying ... a legal expert is reported as saying the men could face ten to fifteen years in prison if found guilty the turn out for the poll was reported as [being] very low the foreign secretary is reported as saying that force will have to be used if diplomacy fails
4 (notify) [+crime] denunciar; dar parte de; [+accident] dar parte de
I reported the theft to the police I shall have to report this he reported the theft of his passport she reported my absence to the boss all accidents must be reported to the police he reported his father's death to the registrar
13 people were reported killed hubo informes de que murieron 13 personas; to report sb missing denunciar la desaparición de algn; declarar a algn desaparecido
a French aid worker was reported missing in Beirut she reported him missing the next day
5 (denounce) [+person] denunciar
to report sb (to sb) (for sth) denunciar a algn (a algn) (por algo); he reported her to the Inland Revenue for not paying her taxes la denunció a Hacienda por no pagar impuestos
he was reported for swearing at the referee his ex-wife reported him to police a few days later the Princess was reported for speeding twice on the same road within a week don't talk to Captain Jones about it - he'll just report you
6
reported speech estilo indirecto; (m)
verb:intransitive
1 (make report) presentar un informe
the results were foreseen by the Deighton Committee when they reported in 1968 to report [on] sth Professor X reports on his discovery in the next issue a committee was set up to report on the pill he had to report on the accident to his supervisor It is my duty under the law to report on these matters to Congress the committee will report [to] the cabinet he reported to his wife that the trip had gone well I'll now call at the vicarage and report to you in due course the Secretary General reported to the Security Council on the issue when he returned from the Summit Meeting the Prime Minister reported to the Cabinet
2 (Press) (TV) (Rad) (gen) informar; (as reporter) ser reporteroareportera;a reportera
he reported for the Daily Echo for 40 years durante 40 años fue reportero del "Daily Echo"; this is Jim Dale reporting from Chicago aquí Jim Dale (informando) desde Chicago; to report on sth informar sobre algo
each morning, we report on the day's top news stories many journalists have been refused visas to enter the country to report on political affairs the programme reported on the lives of the children caught up in the situation the local paper reported on the visit in some detail Hilary Brown reports on developments in the war
3 (present oneself) presentarse
when you arrive, report to the receptionist cuando llegue, preséntese en recepción; he has to report to the police every five days tiene que personarse presentarse en la comisaría cada cinco días;or
report to me when you are better to report to one's unit according to protocol, he first reported to the Director of the hospital
to report for duty (Mil) presentarse para el servicio
on the first morning in his new job he reported for duty at Jack Starke's office
none of the men had reported for duty
to report sick darse de baja por enfermedad
he reported fit for work after six weeks' illness Will Carling yesterday reported fit for Saturday's Test match against Argentina eleven percent of American Airlines' pilots reported sick yesterday
4
to report to sb (be responsible to) estar bajo las órdenes de algn; he reports to the marketing director está bajo las órdenes del director de márketing; who do you report to? ¿quién es tu superior tu jefe?;or
she has more than 20 people reporting to her he reported to a section chief, who reported to a division chief, and so on up the line you'll be reporting to Mr Harland.
modifier
report card (n) (US) (Educ) boletín cartilla de notas; (m)or (f)
the only time I got their attention was when I brought home straight A's on my report card the President today issued his report card on the state of the economy last week, the federal government issued its report card on the nation's health
report stage (n) (Britain) (Parl)
the bill has reached is at the report stageor se están debatiendo los informes de las comisiones sobre el proyecto de ley
the row erupted during report stage debate on the Law Reform (Scotland)Bill

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Verb Conjugation for "report"

Imperative
  • report
  • you report
  • he/she reports
  • we report
  • you report
  • they report
Preterite
  • I reported
  • you reported
  • he/she reported
  • we reported
  • you reported
  • they reported
Present Continuous
  • I am reporting
  • you are reporting
  • he/she is reporting
  • we are reporting
  • you are reporting
  • they are reporting
Present Perfect
  • I have reported
  • you have reported
  • he/she has reported
  • we have reported
  • you have reported
  • they have reported
Past Continuous
  • I was reporting
  • you were reporting
  • he/she was reporting
  • we were reporting
  • you were reporting
  • they were reporting
Past Perfect
  • I had reported
  • you had reported
  • he/she had reported
  • we had reported
  • you had reported
  • they had reported
Future
  • I will report
  • you will report
  • he/she will report
  • we will report
  • you will report
  • they will report
Future Perfect
  • I will have reported
  • you will have reported
  • he/she will have reported
  • we will have reported
  • you will have reported
  • they will have reported
Future Continuous
  • I will be reporting
  • you will be reporting
  • he/she will be reporting
  • we will be reporting
  • you will be reporting
  • they will be reporting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been reporting
  • you have been reporting
  • he/she has been reporting
  • we have been reporting
  • you have been reporting
  • they have been reporting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been reporting
  • you will have been reporting
  • he/she will have been reporting
  • we will have been reporting
  • you will have been reporting
  • they will have been reporting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been reporting
  • you had been reporting
  • he/she had been reporting
  • we had been reporting
  • you had been reporting
  • they had been reporting
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