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Definition of communicated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
messagingpassed to others, made known or shared
- The results were communicated to the whole team on Monday.
- The clearly communicated guidelines reduced confusion among new hires.
- Her disappointment was poorly communicated and went unnoticed by her friends.
Origin of communicated
Latin, communicare (to share)
Terms with communicated included in their meaning
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communication
information sent or communicated
message content
data or facts communicated or received
communication
having been communicated with
clear communication
clearly stated or communicated
communication
communicated through sign language
communication
be communicated or expressed successfully
news
not communicated to the public or authorities
oral
communicated orally or through tradition
communication
communicated or made known
communication
expressed or communicated
communication
given or communicated to someone
information
capable of being communicated or shared
communication
expressed or communicated
communication
not able to be reached or communicated with
communication
expressed or communicated effectively
communication
expressed or communicated through words
epistemological view
someone who believes that nothing can be known or communicated
sent notice
having been communicated through a message
ideas
quality of being easily communicated or shared
reachable
able to be reached or communicated with
communication
able to be communicated or expressed
internet
friend met and communicated with online
communication
communicated using finger movements
communicable
able to be shared or communicated
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- French:communiqué, ...
- German:kommuniziert, ...
- Italian:comunicato, ...
- Spanish:comunicado, ...
- Portuguese:transmitido, ...
- Chinese:被传达的, ...
- Japanese:伝達された, ...
- Arabic:مُبَلَّغ, ...
- Hebrew:מוּעָבָר, ...
- Russian:сообщённый, ...
- Ukrainian:донесений, ...
- Hindi:संप्रेषित, ...
Definition of communicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
interactionintr. exchange information through speaking, writing, or gesturesintr.
- They communicate daily through emails.
2.
express feelingstr. make feelings or ideas known to otherstr.
- She can communicate her emotions well.
3.
connectionintr. Rare connect two places or objectsintr. Rare
- The rooms communicate via a hallway.
Expressions with communicate
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lack of effective communication between people
The project's delay was due to a failure to communicate.
Origin of communicate
Latin, communicare (to share)
Examples of communicate in a sentence
Animals communicate through various sounds and signals. He struggled to communicate his frustration to the team. Artists often communicate their vision through their work. The two buildings communicate through an underground tunnel. These devices communicate wirelessly to share data.
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- French:communiquer, transmettre, ...
- German:kommunizieren, ausdrücken, ...
- Italian:comunicare, esprimere, ...
- Spanish:comunicarse, comunicar, ...
- Portuguese:comunicar, expressar, ...
- Chinese:交流, 表达, ...
- Japanese:やり取りする, 表現する, ...
- Arabic:تَوَاصَلَ, عَبَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַקְשֵׁר, לְתַקְשֵׁר, ...
- Russian:общаться, выражать, ...
- Ukrainian:спілкуватися, виражати, ...
- Hindi:संवाद करना, व्यक्त करना, ...
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