announce

announce
transitive verb
1) bekannt geben; ansagen [Programm]; (over Tannoy etc.) durchsagen; (in newspaper) anzeigen [Heirat usw.]
2) (make known the approach of; fig.): (signify) ankündigen
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verb
1) (to make known publicly: Mary and John have announced their engagement.) bekanntmachen
2) (to make known the arrival or entrance of: He announced the next singer.) ankündigen
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- announcer
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an·nounce
[əˈnaʊn(t)s]
vt
▪ to \announce sth [to sb] [jdm] etw bekanntgeben [o anzeigen]
to \announce a result ein Ergebnis verkünden
▪ to \announce that ... bekanntgeben, dass ...
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[ə'naʊns]
vt (lit, fig
person) bekannt geben, verkünden; arrival, departure, radio programme ansagen; (over intercom) durchsagen; (= signal) anzeigen; (formally) birth, marriage etc anzeigen; coming of spring etc ankündigen

to announce sb — jdn melden

the arrival of flight BA 742 has just been announced — soeben ist die Ankunft des Fluges BA 742 gemeldet worden

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announce [əˈnaʊns]
A v/t
1. ankünd(ig)en
2. bekannt gegeben (sth to sb jemandem etwas), verkünden, verlauten lassen
3. a) RADIO, TV ansagen
b) (über Lautsprecher) durchsagen
4. einen Besucher etc melden
5. eine Geburt etc anzeigen
B v/i
1. RADIO, TV US als Ansager(in) beschäftigt sein (for bei)
2. US seine Kandidatur bekannt geben (for für das Amt gen):
announce for governor
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transitive verb
1) bekannt geben; ansagen [Programm]; (over Tannoy etc.) durchsagen; (in newspaper) anzeigen [Heirat usw.]
2) (make known the approach of; fig.): (signify) ankündigen
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v.
ankündigen v.
anmelden v.
bekanntmachen v.
melden v.
verkünden v.
vermelden v.

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