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communicate English

Meaning communicate meaning

What does communicate mean?
Definitions in simple English

communicate Verb

— If you communicate an idea, you make someone else understand your idea, usually by using words. Parents have to work hard to communicate better with their children.

communicate

— verb (= pass, pass along) transmit information Please communicate this message to all employees pass along the good news — verb transmit thoughts or feelings He communicated his anxieties to the psychiatrist — verb join or connect The rooms communicated — verb administer Communion; in church — verb be in verbal contact; interchange information or ideas He and his sons haven't communicated for years Do you communicate well with your advisor? — verb (= commune) receive Communion, in the Catholic church — verb transfer to another communicate a disease

Synonyms communicate synonyms

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communicate English » English

inform tell convey report transmit say impart announce declare notify commune give express transfer talk speak put across pass along narrate make known let know converse contact show relate pass on pass advise warn utter understand televise teach send run to reveal put propagate order manifest lead to intercommunicate instruct infectious herald get evince deal connect communication

Topics communicate topics

What do people use communicate to talk about?
Language and thought

Communication
Language and thought Communication Say Speak with others

Contact

Conjugation communicate conjugation

How do you conjugate communicate?

communicate · verb

Examples communicate examples

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Simple sentences

We use words to communicate.
They still communicate with each other.
We can communicate with each other in many ways.
It's very difficult to communicate with people from other cultures.
Pilots communicate with the airport by radio.
Ted was finally able to communicate his thoughts in Japanese.
Gorillas cannot use their lips and tongues to speak, but they can communicate with people in other ways.
We use words to tell somebody something, that is, to communicate.
Human beings communicate with each other by means of language.
Human beings communicate in many ways.
They communicate with each other by gesture.
With Esperanto you can communicate equally with people from other countries.
When you frequently communicate and have relationships with people from other countries and cultures, you end up learning a lot of things, though sometimes that can be due to misunderstandings and surprises.
They can communicate using hand signs.
Last year, I spent so much time by myself that I almost forgot how to communicate effectively with others.
We communicate by means of language.
We use words in order to communicate.
They communicate with each other often by mail.
This ability to communicate helps us a lot.
Language enable us to communicate with other people.
Language is the means by which people communicate with others.
We communicate with each other by telephone every day.
Japanese people exchange gifts in order to communicate.
He found the evidence that bees can communicate with each other.
They communicate with each other by mail.

Movie subtitles

And, finally, we'll show you how new technologies are being used to search for, and possibly communicate with, advanced alien civilisations.
The chances that two intelligent civilisations have the ability to communicate, the desire to communicate, and are around long enough to communicate makes this cosmic chat even tougher.
Yet we've only been able to communicate for the past 50 years - a tiny fraction, meaning if another civilisation communicated with us 200 years ago, we would have missed the signal altogether.
The sufferings of the spirit are so difficult to communicate. even to those who love you.
You see, Mrs. Alison must communicate with her parents in Vienna.
What name shall I communicate to Mr. Loder?
Do you wish me to communicate that to my friend?
I suggest that Capt. Hendry communicate with his superior at once.
If we can only communicate with it we can learn secrets that have been hidden from mankind since the beginning.
All I want is to communicate with it.
I'm sure we can communicate with it.
No attempt has been made to communicate with them.
So, in other words, what you're saying is that by using you as a conduit, everyone tuning in can communicate.
However. I shall communicate with my solicitor.
Anyone in this great settlement knowing the whereabouts of William Chandler. will please communicate with station ZHM, Singapore.
Very interesting. Have you ever tried to communicate with my uncle since his death?
Now, tonight we may communicate with Sir Charles. Find out what he feared so greatly. What he was running away from.
To spread him is to communicate disease.
Very well, sir. Do you wish me to communicate that to my friend?
Yes, Watson. I believe Dr. Tobel meant to communicate with us by that means.
And do not communicate with me.
He may be afraid that the plates will be accidentally discovered before he's released, hence his anxiety to communicate their whereabouts to his confederates as soon as possible.
I want you just to communicate with him for me.
He hasn't been able to communicate that information to anyone yet.
That was why I had to take a note. because he couldn't communicate with his wife.
That is because I have decided.. That he knows things that perhaps he is unable to communicate to me.
Garrison will communicate with me. It will be any day.
That's how the dead are supposed to communicate with the living.
You do not communicate with those people.
I was soon able to communicate with my neighbor.
Who do you wish to communicate with?
Let them communicate with us for a change.
To communicate, one must speak. That's our life.
That you can't communicate?
We're unable to communicate with any of the aircraft.

News and current affairs

Above all, the term was an effort to communicate to Americans, accustomed to waging war with speed and decisiveness (and insistent on it since Vietnam), the long-term sacrifice and commitment needed to win a war of survival.
Part of what effective leaders do is communicate a vision that gives meaning to policies and inspires others to support these policies (and those who propose them).
Educated men and women who can communicate effectively in varied international contexts are benefiting.
We need to communicate our positions clearly to policymakers and reinforce incentives for countries to take appropriate corrective actions.
Non-verbal signals account for a major part of human communications, and simple experiments have shown that some people communicate non-verbally better than others.
The idea that economic growth is determined by a battle for global market share in manufactured goods is easy for politicians to grasp and to communicate to their electorates.
Globalization is internationalizing markets, finance, and commerce, while the information revolution is changing the way we work, learn, and communicate.
Central banks are increasingly using such guidance to communicate monetary policy and anchor market expectations.
Political leaders enjoy fewer degrees of freedom before they must respond to events, and must then communicate not only with other governments, but with civil society as well.
They are fluent in using YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit to communicate and create a community around an idea, issue, or objection - and to nurture the growth of a small group into a mass movement.
They can access a vast universe of information, communicate at little or no cost with their friends and family, and connect with others with whom they can cooperate in new ways.
While leaders seem to be increasingly willing to communicate with one another, there has been little talk of peace.
French leaders have demonstrated an inability to communicate effectively or apply past experiences in analyzing current threats.
Finally, Serbs like leaders who can inspire and communicate with them. They would never follow unknown technocrats.
PHILADELPHIA - It is difficult to communicate medical risk to a large audience, especially when official recommendations conflict with emotional narratives.
Whittle away at incentives - and at the market's ability to communicate them through price signals - and you starve the growth engine of its fuel.
Frequently, these conditions are not diagnosed, or are diagnosed late as a result of health-care professionals' ignorance of what to look for, or their inability to communicate with non-verbal people.
The ability to communicate via e-mail to everyone in the world creates a sense of the world's smallness relative to the abundance of people in it.
Their brain trust is either in prison, under virtual house arrest, or unable to communicate freely.
Employers should communicate their requirements to educators; educators need to give their graduates the tools that will enable them to meet these requirements.
Their ability to communicate verbally ranged from non-existent to minimal.
Finally, Serbs like leaders who can inspire and communicate with them.
Those of you deciding to pursue careers as economists and finance scholars need to develop a better understanding of asset bubbles - and better ways to communicate this understanding to the finance profession and to the public.
The lack of mobile-phone networks and broadband Internet means that South Korean managers must communicate with their headquarters by landline phones and fax.
I realized that I would have to fight to communicate what I wanted to achieve.

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