communicate

communicate
kə'mju:nikeit
verb
1) (to tell (information etc): She communicated the facts to him.) comunicar
2) (to get in touch (with): It's difficult to communicate with her now that she has left the country.) comunicarse
•
- communications
- communicative
- communication cord
- communications satellite
communicate vb comunicar
we communicate by phone nos comunicamos por teléfono
El gerundio de communicate se escribe communicating
communicate
tr[kə'mjʊːnɪkeɪt]
transitive verb
1 (make known, convey) comunicar
2 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL transmitir, contagiar
intransitive verb
1 (person) comunicarse (with, con)
2 (of rooms) comunicarse
communicate [kə'mju:nə.keɪt] v, -cated ; -cating vt
1) convey: comunicar, expresar, hacer saber
2) transmit: transmitir (una enfermedad), contagiar
communicate vi
: comunicarse, expresarse
communicate
v.
• comulgar v.
• comunicar v.
• corresponder v.
• participar v.
kə'mjuːnɪkeɪt
1.
intransitive verb
1) \<\<person/aircraft\>\> comunicarse*
2)
a) (connect) \<\<room\>\>

to communicate (WITH something) — comunicar(se)* (con algo)

b) communicating pres p <rooms> que se comunican; <doors> de comunicación

2.
vt
a) (make known)

to communicate something (TO somebody) — \<\<knowledge/idea\>\> comunicar(le)* algo (a alguien)

b) (transmit)

to communicate something TO somebody — \<\<feeling\>\> transmitirle or comunicarle* algo a alguien

[kǝ'mjuːnɪkeɪt]
1.
VT

to communicate sth (to sb) — [+ thoughts, information] comunicar algo (a algn); frm [+ disease] transmitir algo (a algn)

2.
VI (=speak) comunicarse (with con)

we communicate by letter/telephone — mantenemos correspondencia/estamos en contacto telefónico

they just can't communicate — no se entienden en absoluto

* * *
[kə'mjuːnɪkeɪt]
1.
intransitive verb
1) \<\<person/aircraft\>\> comunicarse*
2)
a) (connect) \<\<room\>\>

to communicate (WITH something) — comunicar(se)* (con algo)

b) communicating pres p <rooms> que se comunican; <doors> de comunicación

2.
vt
a) (make known)

to communicate something (TO somebody) — \<\<knowledge/idea\>\> comunicar(le)* algo (a alguien)

b) (transmit)

to communicate something TO somebody — \<\<feeling\>\> transmitirle or comunicarle* algo a alguien


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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