communicate

communicate
1. transitive verb
übertragen [Wärme, Bewegung, Krankheit]; übermitteln [Nachrichten, Informationen]; vermitteln [Gefühle, Ideen]
2. intransitive verb
1)

communicate with somebody — mit jemandem kommunizieren

2) (have common door) verbunden sein
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[kə'mju:nikeit]
verb
1) (to tell (information etc): She communicated the facts to him.) mitteilen
2) (to get in touch (with): It's difficult to communicate with her now that she has left the country.) sich in Verbindung setzen
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com·mu·ni·cate
[kəˈmju:nɪkeɪt]
I. vt
1. (pass on)
to \communicate sth [to sb] [jdm] etw mitteilen; information, ideas, knowledge, thoughts [jdm] etw vermitteln
to \communicate information Informationen übermitteln
to \communicate knowledge Wissen vermitteln
to \communicate sth by [or through] [or in] writing etw schriftlich mitteilen
2. MED
to \communicate a disease to sb eine Krankheit auf jdn übertragen
II. vi
1. (give information) kommunizieren, sich akk verständigen
to \communicate with one's hands sich akk mit den Händen verständigen
2. (be in touch)
to \communicate with sb mit jdm in Verbindung stehen; (socially) sich akk verstehen
to \communicate with each other miteinander sprechen [o kommunizieren]
to \communicate by phone/radio telefonisch/über Funk kommunizieren
3. (form: connect)
to \communicate with sth mit etw dat verbunden sein
4. REL die Kommunion empfangen
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[kə'mjuːnIkeɪt]
1. vt
news etc übermitteln; ideas, feelings vermitteln; illness übertragen (to auf +acc)
2. vi
1) (= be in communication) in Verbindung or Kontakt stehen

the ship was unable to communicate with the shore — das Schiff konnte keine Verbindung zum Festland herstellen

2) (= convey or exchange thoughts) sich verständigen, kommunizieren

the inability of modern man to communicate — die Unfähigkeit des heutigen Menschen zur Kommunikation

3) (rooms) verbunden sein

communicating door — Verbindungstür f

4) (ECCL Catholic) kommunizieren; (Protestant) das Abendmahl empfangen
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communicate [kəˈmjuːnıkeıt]
A v/t
1. mitteilen (sth to sb jemandem etwas)
2. eine Krankheit etc übertragen (to auf akk):
communicate itself (to) sich mitteilen (dat) (Erregung etc)
3. obs teilnehmen an (dat)
B v/i
1. kommunizieren, sich besprechen, Gedanken oder Informationen oder Briefe etc austauschen, in Verbindung stehen (alle:
with mit)
2. sich in Verbindung setzen (with mit)
3. miteinander in Verbindung stehen oder (durch eine Tür etc) verbunden sein, zusammenhängen:
these two rooms communicate diese beiden Zimmer haben eine Verbindungstür;
communicating door Verbindungstür f
4. REL commune1 A 2
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1. transitive verb
übertragen [Wärme, Bewegung, Krankheit]; übermitteln [Nachrichten, Informationen]; vermitteln [Gefühle, Ideen]
2. intransitive verb
1)

communicate with somebody — mit jemandem kommunizieren

2) (have common door) verbunden sein
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v.
kommunizieren v.
korrespondieren mit v.
mitteilen v.

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