| 词组 | announce |
| 释义 | announce /əˈnaʊns/ verb to officially tell people some newsadverbs officially/formally announce sth His death was officially announced on Tuesday morning.publicly announce sth She has not publicly announced that she is willing to accept the job.proudly announce sth Helen proudly announced that she had just written the last page of her novel.triumphantly announce sth (=in a way that shows you are very pleased or proud) The doctors triumphantly announced that they had found a cure for the disease.sth will be announced shortly/will shortly be announced (=soon) The details of the agreement will be announced shortly.nounsannounce a plan The government has announced plans to create 10,000 new jobs.announce a decision The committee will announce its decision on Friday. | He has already announced his decision to retire.announce your intention to do sth She announced her intention to change her name.announce your resignation/retirement The party leader is expected to announce his resignation today.announce your engagement (=tell people you plan to get married) They announced their engagement in ‘The Times’. announce sb’s death The president’s death was announced on the radio.announce the appointment of sb The bank today announced the appointment of Paul Cox as managing director.announce your candidacy Eight months later he announced his candidacy for the US Senate.announce the results Many people were surprised when the results of the survey were announced.announce the winner The winner of the competition will be announced on March 25th.announce changes The authorities are planning to announce changes to the law.announce an agreement/deal The two companies have announced an agreement to cooperate on future technologies.a company announces a loss/profit Last month the company announced a loss of $50 million.prepositionsannounce sth to sb I announced to my parents that I wanted to stop eating meat. |
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