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an·nounce (ə no̵uns′)
transitive verb announced -·nounced′, announcing -·nounc′·ing
- to declare publicly; give notice of formally; proclaim
- to say or tell
- to make known the arrival of
- to make known through the senses footsteps announced his return
- Radio, TV to be an announcer for
Etymology: ME announcen < OFr anoncier < L annuntiare, to make known < ad-, to + nuntiare, to report < nuntius, messenger: see nuncio
intransitive verb
- to serve as a radio or television announcer
- ☆ to make known publicly one's candidacy or one's political endorsement of another: with for
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Object
- launch: We are pleased to announce the launch of this exciting venture.
Modifying Another Word
- proudly: We can now proudly announce, that she has been successful and will dance a part in The Nutcracker ballet in November.
Used with why or when
- which: Every month the War Office would announce which, if any, groups would be released in the following four weeks.
Modifying Another Word
- shortly: Full details will be announced shortly on the BBSRC website.
Preposition: in
- autumn: Longer term arrangements for access will be announced in the autumn.
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