[] to make a public statement about a company's accounts and its profits and losses 报告;通报;公布◆The company is expected to report record profits this year. 这家公司今年有望获得创纪录的利润。◆The firm will report its end of year results next week. 这家公司下周将公布其年终业绩报告。◆the first bank to report in the big banks' reporting season 在大银行业绩报告季中首家报告的银行
[] to give people information about a subject or an event 汇报◆The committee will report on its research next month. 委员会下月将汇报他们的研究情况。
[] to present an account of an event in a newspaper, on television, etc. 报道;公布;宣布;发表◆The proposed merger has been reported in the financial press. 财经媒体报道了拟议中的合并案。◆She reports on financial markets for CNBC. 她为美国 CNBC 频道做有关金融市场的报道。
[] to tell sb that you have arrived, for example for work or for a meeting with sb 报到◆You should report for work at 7 a.m. 你应该在上午 7 点报到上班。◆All visitors must report to the reception desk on arrival. 所有参观者抵达後务必在接待处报到。
●reˌport ˈbackto return to a place, especially in order to work again 返回;回归;(尤指)回到工作岗位◆Take an hour for lunch and report back at 2. 花一小时吃午餐,2 点钟返回。●reˌport ˈback (on sth) (to sb)to give sb information about sth that they have asked you to find out about 汇报(所需信息);反馈◆We will report back when we get the results. 我们得到结果就会汇报。◆She reported back to us on the meetings she had attended. 她向我们汇报了开会的情况。●reˈport to/into sb () (not used in the continuous tenses 不用於进行时) if you report to a particular manager in an organization that you work for, they are officially responsible for your work and tell you what to do 对…负责;从属;隶属◆She has set up a group of five people who all report to her. 她成立了一个由她负责的五人小组。