英语词组inform是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

inform on (someone)

To share or reveal compromising information about someone, usually to the authorities. If you inform on him to the cops, he'll definitely send some of his goons out after you. Yeah, I know about your shady deals, but I didn't inform on you, I swear!

inform against (someone)

To share or reveal compromising information about someone, usually to the authorities. If you inform against him to the cops, he'll definitely send some of his goons out after you. Yeah, I know about your shady deals, but I didn't inform against you, I swear!

inform (someone) about (something)

To share information about something with someone. Have you informed Phil about the time change for Saturday's dinner? Don't worry, I'll inform the investors about your illness, and we'll reschedule the meeting.

inform (someone) of (something)

To share information about something with someone. Have you informed Phil of the time change for Saturday's dinner? Don't worry, I'll inform the investors of your illness, and we'll reschedule the meeting.

inform on someone

to tell the authorities about someone; to tattle on someone. I am going to have to inform on you. Liz informed on Ken to their mother.

inform someone about someone or something

to tell someone about someone or something. How is my friend Tom getting on? I asked you to inform me about him from time to time. Please inform me about the state of the contract for the book.

inform someone of something

to tell someone a fact. Please inform Sally of my decision. Sally has been informed of your decision.

inform someone on someone

to tattle (on someone) (to someone). I will inform the teacher on you! Billy informed his mother on Bobby.

inform on

or inform against

To disclose confidential or incriminating evidence about someone to an authority: The FBI agent informed on the drug dealers. You can't force me to inform against my own family.

词组	inform
释义	See tattling phraseinform[informed, informed, informing] inform on inform on/against sb to tell people in authority about something dishonest or illegal that someone you know has done - use this especially about a criminal or prisoner telling the police about the activities of other criminals or prisoners: Carlson and Garay were arrested in September 1996 when a member of their gang informed on them. Robbins must cooperate with police by informing on his former business partners.■ SIMILAR TO: grass on BrE informal inform on (someone) To share or reveal compromising information about someone, usually to the authorities. If you inform on him to the cops, he'll definitely send some of his goons out after you. Yeah, I know about your shady deals, but I didn't inform on you, I swear! inform against (someone) To share or reveal compromising information about someone, usually to the authorities. If you inform against him to the cops, he'll definitely send some of his goons out after you. Yeah, I know about your shady deals, but I didn't inform against you, I swear! inform (someone) about (something) To share information about something with someone. Have you informed Phil about the time change for Saturday's dinner? Don't worry, I'll inform the investors about your illness, and we'll reschedule the meeting. inform (someone) of (something) To share information about something with someone. Have you informed Phil of the time change for Saturday's dinner? Don't worry, I'll inform the investors of your illness, and we'll reschedule the meeting. inform on someone to tell the authorities about someone; to tattle on someone. I am going to have to inform on you. Liz informed on Ken to their mother. inform someone about someone or something to tell someone about someone or something. How is my friend Tom getting on? I asked you to inform me about him from time to time. Please inform me about the state of the contract for the book. inform someone of something to tell someone a fact. Please inform Sally of my decision. Sally has been informed of your decision. inform someone on someone to tattle (on someone) (to someone). I will inform the teacher on you! Billy informed his mother on Bobby. inform on or inform against v. To disclose confidential or incriminating evidence about someone to an authority: The FBI agent informed on the drug dealers. You can't force me to inform against my own family.
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