Informed Meaning in English

word · lemma: inform

US

/ˌɪnˈfɔɹmd/

in-FORMD

UK

/ɪnfˈɔːmd/

in-FAWMD

释义

Knowing a lot about a subject or situation because you have received enough information. It can also mean that someone has officially been told something.

用法与细微差别

Often used after linking verbs: 'be informed', 'stay informed', 'keep someone informed'. 'Informed' means knowledgeable, while 'informative' describes something that gives useful information. In formal contexts, 'You have been informed' often means officially notified.

• Spanish: informado - enterado
• Portuguese (BR): informado - bem informado
• Portuguese (PT): informado - bem informado
• Chinese (Simplified): 了解情况的 - 消息灵通的
• Chinese (Traditional): 瞭解情況的 - 消息靈通的
• Hindi: जानकार - सूचित
• Arabic: مُطَّلِع - مُلِمّ
• Bengali: জানা - অবগত
• Russian: осведомлённый - проинформированный
• Japanese: 情報を持っている - 知識がある
• Vietnamese: được thông báo - có hiểu biết
• Korean: 잘 알고 있는 - 정보를 받은
• Turkish: bilgili - haberdar
• Urdu: آگاہ - باخبر
• Indonesian: terinformasi - mengetahui

例句

She is well informed about local news.

basic

We were informed about the change yesterday.

basic

Please keep me informed about your trip.

basic

I like to stay informed before making a big decision.

natural

Thanks for keeping us informed during the project.

natural

Honestly, I don't feel informed enough to comment on that yet.

natural