Communicate синонимы на английском

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1. communicate

   To announce is to give intelligence of in some formal or public way. We may announce that which has occurred or that which is to occur, tho the word is chiefly used in the anticipative sense; we announce a book when it is in press, a guest when he arrives. We advertise our business, communicate our intentions, enunciate our views; we notify an individual, give notice to the public. Declare has often an authoritative force; to declare war is to cause war to be, where before there may have been only hostilities; we say declare war, proclaim peace. We propound a question or an argument, promulgate the views of a sect or party, or the decision of a court, etc. We report an interview, reveal a secret, herald the coming of some distinguished person or great event. Publish, in popular usage, is becoming closely restricted to the sense of issuing through the press; we announce a book that is to be published.

   Synonyms:
   advertise, announce, circulate, declare, enunciate, give notice (of), give out, herald, make known, notify, proclaim, promulgate, propound, publish, report, reveal, say, spread abroad, state, tell

   Antonyms:
   bury, conceal, cover (up), hide, hush, keep back, keep secret, secrete, suppress, withhold

   Preposition:
   The event was announced to the family by telegraph.

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. communicate

   Synonyms:
   adjoin, join, touch, reveal, disclose, divulge, promulgate, publish, attach, co-operate, unite, impart, tell, announce, declare

   Antonyms:
   separate, disjoin, recede, stop, suppress, conceal, secrete, withhold, reserve

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:3.5 / 4 votes

1. communicate, pass on, pass, pass along, put acrossverb

   transmit information

   «Please communicate this message to all employees»; «pass along the good news»

   Synonyms:
   run, perish, elapse, go past, make pass, progress, top, put across, go by, draw, evanesce, occur, die, slip by, snuff it, impart, turn over, go, spend, slide by, croak, fade, hand, commune, legislate, happen, egest, authorise, exceed, fleet, pass away, slip away, drop dead, overstep, relegate, transcend, make it, authorize, pop off, transmit, devolve, cash in one’s chips, kick the bucket, give, fall out, hap, march on, excrete, go on, sink, eliminate, move on, lapse, pass off, give-up the ghost, intercommunicate, return, blow over, take place, lead, expire, overhaul, advance, go through, reach, communicate, submit, convey, come about, choke, pass by, go across, overtake, glide by, extend, circulate, distribute, decease, fall, pass, pass around, exit, conk, travel by, buy the farm, pass along, clear, go along, surpass, guide, leave, pass on

   Antonyms:
   curse, excommunicate, unchurch

2. communicate, intercommunicateverb

   transmit thoughts or feelings

   «He communicated his anxieties to the psychiatrist»

   Synonyms:
   pass, pass on, intercommunicate, pass along, convey, communicate, put across, commune, transmit

   Antonyms:
   excommunicate, unchurch, curse

3. convey, transmit, communicateverb

   transfer to another

   «communicate a disease»

   Synonyms:
   communicate, express, beam, channel, fetch, commune, put across, transport, convey, broadcast, impart, pass, air, pass along, channelize, get, pass on, transmit, take, carry, channelise, transfer, conduct, bring, send, intercommunicate

   Antonyms:
   excommunicate, unchurch, curse

4. communicateverb

   join or connect

   «The rooms communicated»

   Synonyms:
   pass, pass on, intercommunicate, pass along, convey, put across, commune, transmit

   Antonyms:
   unchurch, curse, excommunicate

5. communicateverb

   be in verbal contact; interchange information or ideas

   «He and his sons haven’t communicated for years»; «Do you communicate well with your advisor?»

   Synonyms:
   pass, pass on, intercommunicate, pass along, convey, put across, commune, transmit

   Antonyms:
   curse, unchurch, excommunicate

6. communicateverb

   administer Communion; in church

   Synonyms:
   pass, pass on, intercommunicate, pass along, convey, put across, commune, transmit

   Antonyms:
   unchurch, curse, excommunicate

7. commune, communicateverb

   receive Communion, in the Catholic church

   Synonyms:
   convey, transmit, pass on, intercommunicate, pass along, communicate, put across, commune, pass

   Antonyms:
   excommunicate, curse, unchurch

Matched Categories

1. • Covenant
   • Interact
   • Intercommunicate

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1. List of paraphrases for «communicate»:

   communicating, disclose, transmit, communication, convey, submit, inform, communicates, provide, contact, disseminate, communicated, send, share, notify, impart, interact, communications

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1. George Steinbrenner:

   Brian and I have been doing this a lot of years together. He’s extremely intelligent, he understands the deal when it comes to relying on pro scouting, relying on analytics, but also building areas that all teams are building like analytics, like performance science. We communicate very well. There’s not much that happens without him running it by me first. He knows that’s the way I want it. I think he’s done a good job. This team that we put together leaving spring training was a very, very good team. And they just have n’t played up to their potential that I believe we still have.

2. Jeff Link:

   It’s bad timing for those senators, they all need to find a way to break through the noise and communicate from the trial.

3. Warren Fried:

   He would start mimicking Groot by changing the way he would say ‘bah.’ Groot became his voice — he was able to change ‘bah’ to ‘Groot.’ His behavior changed, and his communication with others did as well. we hear things repetitively, it sticks into our memory so we can communicate it out.

4. House Speaker Paul Ryan:

   We just said, ‘Be yourself, communicate to the country, represent your party as well as you have been and you’ll be just fine,’ i think she’s a great spokesman for our party, I think the future is extremely bright for Nikki and that’s why we asked her to do it.

5. George Steinbrenner:

   I ’m not afraid to make changes as we saw with the manager a few years ago, but the changes have to be made for more than just the sake of making changes. I know I’m stating the obvious, But again, I ’m going to be looking at everybody’s performance at the end of the year throughout the organization, baseball ops or not, and that’s what I do every year, and it’s not something I tend to do in the middle of the year. Do I like consistency, do I( like) having the same people around, that I am used to, that I communicate well with, that we can kind of understand each other ? Yes. But not if we’re having serious problems with that person’s performance or in the way that players or in other departments, other employees look — respect or don’t respect that person.

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