apprised

əˈpraɪzd

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Definition of apprised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

informedaware of specific information or details

She was apprised of the latest news.
The manager kept everyone apprised of the project's progress.
He was fully apprised of the risks involved in the venture.

informed

notified

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be apprised of

receive information or be made aware about something

You will be apprised of any changes.

Origin of apprised

French, appris (learned)

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French:informé, ...
German:informiert, ...
Italian:informato, ...
Spanish:informado, ...
Portuguese:informado, ...
Chinese:知晓的, ...
Japanese:知っている, ...
Arabic:مُطَّلِع, ...
Hebrew:מְיוּדָע, ...
Russian:осведомленный, ...
Ukrainian:поінформований, ...
Hindi:अवगत, ...
Bengali:অবগত, ...
Catalan:informat, ...
Czech:informovaný, ...
Danish:informeret, ...
Dutch:op de hoogte, ...
Greek:ενημερωμένος, ...
Hungarian:tájékoztatott, ...
Khmer:បានជ្រាបព័ត៌មាន, ...
Korean:알고 있는, ...
Persian:مطلع, ...
Polish:poinformowany, ...
Portuguese (BR):informado, ...
Romanian:informat, ...
Swedish:informerad, ...
Thai:รับทราบ, ...
Turkish:haberdar, ...
Vietnamese:được biết, ...

apprise

əˈpraɪz

Definition of apprise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

communication

Rare

inform someone about something

Rare

She apprised him of the new policy changes.

advise

notify

formal notification

Rare

formally notify someone

Rare

The manager apprised the team of the upcoming meeting.

advise

inform

notify

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Origin of apprise

French, apprendre (to learn)

Examples of apprise in a sentence

He will apprise you of any updates.
Please apprise me of any changes to the schedule.
The lawyer apprised his client of the legal proceedings.

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French:informer, aviser, ...
German:informieren, ...
Italian:informare, ...
Spanish:informar, apresar, ...
Portuguese:informar, ...
Chinese:通知, 通报, ...
Japanese:知らせる, ...
Arabic:أَبْلَغَ, أعلم, ...
Hebrew:לְיַדֵּעַ, לְהַבְהִיר, ...
Russian:информировать, уведомить, ...
Ukrainian:повідомляти, повідомити, ...
Hindi:सूचित करना, ...
Bengali:অবহিত করা, বিজ্ঞপ্তি দেওয়া, ...
Catalan:informar, apressar, ...
Czech:informovat, vyrozumět, ...
Danish:orientere, ...
Dutch:informeren, kennisgeven, ...
Greek:ενημερώνω, γνωστοποιώ, ...
Hungarian:tájékoztatni, tudatni, ...
Khmer:ជូនដំណឹង, ជូនដំណឹងជាផ្លូវការ, ...
Korean:알리다, 보고하다, ...
Persian:مطلع کرد, اطلاع داد, ...
Polish:poinformować, ...
Portuguese (BR):informar, ...
Romanian:a informa, a aduce la cunoștință, ...
Swedish:informera, underrätta, ...
Thai:แจ้ง, บอกกล่าว, ...
Turkish:bildirmek, haberdar etmek, ...
Vietnamese:thông báo, báo cáo, ...

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