Definition
Definition of announcing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
communicationthe act of making something known
- The announcing of the winner took place at noon.
Adjective
communicationmaking something known publicly
- The announcing speaker introduced the guest of honor.
Origin of announcing
Latin, annuntiare (to announce)
Terms with announcing included in their meaning
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announcement
bell announcing dinner is served
workplace paperwork
formal written statement announcing something, sometimes signaling danger
home
device at a door for announcing presence
official announcement
announcing something officially or publicly
worship routine
public message announcing a set time, urging people to pray
announcement
the act of announcing or signaling something's arrival
ending agreement
act of announcing the end of an agreement or treaty
public announcement
announcing something publicly and officially
pregnancy
event announcing an unborn baby's biological sex
games
person announcing numbers in bingo
news
person or thing announcing good news
dance
person announcing dance step changes
transport barker
man announcing jeepney destinations
work absence
announcing inability to attend work
prediction
indicative of or announcing something to come
legal procedure
related to law enforcement announcing presence before entry
acr: Notice of Change
official message announcing a change in information
Examples of announcing in a sentence
Announcing of the event was done via email. The announcing billboard displayed the concert dates. The announcing email informed everyone about the new policy.
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- French:annonce, annonçant, ...
- German:Ankündigung, ankündigend, ...
- Italian:annuncio, annunciante, ...
- Spanish:anuncio, anunciador, ...
- Portuguese:divulgação, anunciador, ...
- Chinese:公告, 宣布的, ...
- Japanese:発表, 公に知らせる, ...
- Arabic:إِعْلَان, مُعْلِن, ...
- Hebrew:הַכְרָזָה, מַכְרִיז, ...
- Russian:объявление, объявляющий, ...
- Ukrainian:оприлюднення, проголошуючий, ...
- Hindi:घोषणा, घोषणाकारी, ...
Definition of announce - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
communicationtr. make information known to people, sometimes in an official waytr.
- They will announce the winner tomorrow.
2.
eventintr. act as an announcer at an eventintr.
- He will announce the football game tonight.
3.
signtr. foreshadow or indicate something in advancetr.
- Dark clouds announce the coming storm.
Expressions with announce
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make one's plans or goals known
She decided to announce her intentions to run for office.
related to law enforcement announcing presence before entry
The officers followed the knock-and-announce protocol during the raid.
Origin of announce
Latin, annuntiare (to announce)
Examples of announce in a sentence
She announced her pregnancy to close friends. She will announce the winners at the ceremony. The DJ announced the next song with enthusiasm. The first buds announce the arrival of spring. Her trembling voice announced the bad news before she spoke.
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- French:annoncer, présenter, ...
- German:ankündigen, moderieren, ...
- Italian:annunciare, presentare, ...
- Spanish:anunciar, presentar, ...
- Portuguese:anunciar, narrar, ...
- Chinese:宣布, 主持, ...
- Japanese:発表する, アナウンスする, ...
- Arabic:أَعْلَنَ, علق, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַכְרִיז, לְבַשֵּׂר עַל, ...
- Russian:объявить, объявлять, ...
- Ukrainian:оголосити, оголошувати, ...
- Hindi:घोषणा करना, उद्घोषणा करना, ...
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