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🔑reportre·port1 /rɪˈpɔrt / verb ➤give information提供信息- [intransitive, transitive] report (on sb / sth) (to sb / sth) | report sth (to sb) to give people information about something that you have seen, heard, done, etc.汇报；报告；通报◆All accidents must be reported to the police.所有事故都必须向警方报告。◆Several people reported having seen the boy.好几个人报告说他们见过那个男孩。◆Several people reported that they had seen the boy.好几个人报告说他们见过那个男孩。
➤news / story新闻；事件- [intransitive, transitive] to present a written or spoken account of an event in a newspaper, on the television, etc.（通过报纸、电视等媒体）报道◆Kate reported on the events in China for the network news.凯特在电视网报道了发生在中国的事件。◆The strike was not reported in the newspapers.这次罢工事件没有见报。
- [transitive] (formal) be reported to be / as sth used to say that you have heard something said, but you are not sure if it is true据说；据称◆The 70-year-old actor is reported to be / as being in the hospital.据说那位 70 岁的演员现在住院。
➤crime / accident, etc.罪行、事故等- [transitive] report sb (to sb) (for sth) to tell a person in authority about something wrong that someone has done举报；告发◆She was reported to the principal for smoking.她因为抽烟被人向校长举报了。
➤arrive到达- [intransitive] report (to sb / sth) (for sth) to tell someone in authority that you have arrived in a place报到◆All visitors must report to the school office.所有来访者必须到学校办公室报到。◆Team members reported for their first practice session today.队员们今天报到进行第一次训练。
 ●report to sb (not used in the -ing forms不用 -ing 形式) to have someone as your manager in the company or organization that you work for是某人的下属；受某人领导；向某人负责
🔑reportre·port2 /rɪˈpɔrt / noun [countable] a written or spoken description of what you have seen, heard, done, studied, etc.报告；报道；汇报◆a report of an earthquake in California对加利福尼亚州地震的报道◆newspaper reports报纸上的报道◆Your assignment is to write a report on the state's economy.你们的作业是写一篇有关该州经济的报告。◆a book report (= about a book that you have read) 读书报告◆an eyewitness report (= from the person who saw what happened) 目击证人的报告 SYN account |