communicate
Verb (transitive):
- To share or exchange information, ideas, or feelings: To make your thoughts, knowledge, or emotions known to another person or group.
- To transmit or pass something from one source to another: This can include diseases, signals, or physical qualities.
- To administer or receive Holy Communion: A specific religious rite in Christianity.
Verb (intransitive):
- To be in contact or connection: To have a means of exchanging information or to be linked.
- To have a successful mutual exchange of information: To interact and understand each other.
- (Of rooms or spaces) to be connected: To have a direct opening or passage between them.
Verb (transitive):
- A good teacher knows how to communicate complex ideas clearly.
- The diplomat will communicate the official proposal tomorrow.
- Mosquitoes can communicate diseases like malaria.
Verb (intransitive):
- They haven't communicated since their argument.
- It's important for parents and teenagers to communicate effectively.
- The living room communicates with the dining room through a wide archway.
"to communicate something to someone": To successfully convey a specific message or feeling to another person.
- She struggled to communicate her vision to the design team.
"to communicate with someone": To interact or exchange messages with a person or group.
- We primarily communicate with our overseas colleagues via email.
Communication (n): The act or process of communicating; a message or piece of information communicated.
- Clear communication is key to a successful project.
Communicative (adj): Willing, eager, or able to talk or impart information.
- He was in a more communicative mood after the good news.
Communicator (n): A person who is able to convey or exchange information effectively.
- She is an excellent communicator.
- Convey: To make an idea or feeling known.
- Transmit: To send or pass from one person or place to another.
- Impart: To make information known.
- Interact: To act in such a way as to have an effect on another.
- Communicate in (a language): To use a specific language for interaction.
- The conference delegates communicated in English.
Fail to communicate: To be unsuccessful in making oneself understood.
- The instructions were confusing and the manager failed to communicate his expectations.
Lines of communication: The routes or methods used for exchanging information.
- We need to keep our lines of communication open during the negotiation.
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receive Communion, in the Catholic church
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administer Communion; in church
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be in verbal contact; interchange information or ideas
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He and his sons haven't communicated for years
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Do you communicate well with your advisor?
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join or connect
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The rooms communicated
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transfer to another
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communicate a disease
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transmit thoughts or feelings
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He communicated his anxieties to the psychiatrist
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transmit information
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Please communicate this message to all employees
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pass along the good news
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