vt.

1. 报告[（+to）][+v-ing][+that]
   He reported that he had seen her.

   他报告说他见到她了。

   He reported seeing her.

   他报告说他见到她了。

   They reported the movements of the enemy troops to the headquarters.

   他们向司令部报告了敌军的动向。

2. 报导；记述，描述[O2][O8][O9][+that]
   It is reported that twenty men were killed in the clash.

   据报导，在这次冲突中有二十人被打死。

   Two passengers were reported (to be) seriously injured.

   据报导有两位旅客受重伤。

   He was reported to have made an important discovery.

   据报导他有重要发现。

3. 告发，揭发[（+for/to）]
   He was reported to the police for speeding.

   他超速被人检举。

4. 使报到

vi.

1. 报告；报导[（+on/from）]
   He reported on the whole event to the vice premier.

   他把整个事件向副总理作了汇报。

2. 写报导，当记者[（+for）]
3. 报到[（+for/to）]
   She failed to report for duty on the date indicated.

   她没有在指定日期报到上班。

n.

1. 报告；报告书[C]
2. 报导；通讯[C]
3. 传闻[C][U]
   I never believe idle reports.

   我从来不信捕风捉影的传闻。

4. 【英】成绩单[C]
   My son got an excellent report last semester.

   我儿子上学期成绩出色。

5. 爆炸声，枪声[C]
   Rifle reports could be heard in the distance.

   远处传来步枪声。

6. 风评，名声[U]

v.

1. give a spoken or written account of something.
   ▸cover an event or subject as a journalist or reporter.
2. make a formal complaint or statement about.
3. present oneself as having arrived at a place or as ready to do something.
4. (report to) be responsible to (a supervisor or manager).
5. Brit. formally announce that a parliamentary committee has dealt with (a bill).
   ▸ (report something out) US return a bill to the legislative body for action.

n.

1. an account given of a matter after investigation or consideration.
   ▸Law  a detailed formal account of a case heard in a court.
2. a piece of information about an event or situation.
   ▸dated talk; rumour.
3. Brit. a teacher's written assessment of a pupil's work and progress.
4. a sudden loud noise of or like an explosion or gunfire.
5. an employee who reports to another employee.