communicate
41communicate — verb 1》 share or exchange information or ideas. ↘convey (an emotion or feeling) in a non verbal way. 2》 pass on (an infectious disease). ↘transmit (heat or motion). 3》 [often as adjective communicating] (of two rooms) have a common… …
42communicate — I. v. a. 1. Impart, give, bestow. See confer. 2. Disclose, reveal, divulge, declare, announce, make known. II. v. n. 1. Have a connection (by a passage), be connected, connect. 2. Hold intercourse or converse, interc …
43communicate — v 1. inform, tell, speak, advise, apprise, notify, give notice to, give word, mention to, point out, bring to one s attention, let know, have one to know, give one to understand, enlighten, clue in; Inf. open [s.o. s] eyes; announce, publish,… …
44communicate — com·mu·ni·cate …
45communicate — Причащаться …
46communicate — [c]/kəˈmjunəkeɪt / (say kuh myoohnuhkayt) verb (communicated, communicating) –verb (t) 1. to give to another as a partaker; impart; transmit. 2. to impart knowledge of; make known. 3. (in writing, painting, etc.) to convey one s feelings,… …
47communicate — , communications Launa ōlelo. See officer …
48communicate — To bestow, convey, make known, recount, impart; to give by way of information; to talk over; to transmit information. See also utter …
49communicate — To bestow, convey, make known, recount, impart; to give by way of information; to talk over; to transmit information. See also utter …
50communicate — To make known; to impart information to give by way of information. Messages of the Senate were communicated to the president. Prevost v Morgenthau, 70 App DC 306, 106 F2d 330. See communication …
