communicating

/kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt/

US pronunciation

American sound/kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt/

kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt

Syllables: 4 syllables
Stress: 2nd syllable stress
Vowel: Schwa vowel
Ending: Final ng sound

kə - ˈmjuːnɪkeɪt -> communicating

Myanmar meaning

(v[ing]) သနေ

Full entry

give / gÇv/ v (pt gave /geÇv /; pp given /'gÇvn /)

More examples

[give someone something] : Could you give me that pen?
[give something to someone] : She gave the flowers to me to hold.
[give someone something] : We don’t know what to give Dad for Christmas.
A relationship where one partner gives more than the other
Aid will be given to areas hardest hit by the flooding.
[give someone help/support/encouragement] : Thanks for all the support you’ve given us.
[give someone something] : Will the royal family be asked to give the state more of its property?
[give something to someone] : There are tax advantages if you give the house to your children before you die.
Can’t you give her anything for the pain?
The drug is normally given by injection.
The motor oil gives good performance in all weather conditions.
The removal of trade restrictions could give the economy a substantial boost.
[give someone something] : These stories have given people enormous pleasure over the years.
The results gave us quite a shock.
[give someone trouble/problems] : Since we replaced the clutch, the car has given us no trouble at all.
Some washing powders give cotton a softer feel.
[give someone the idea/impression (that)] : She gave us the distinct impression that the work was nearly finished.
[be given to understand/believe something] : Formal The hotel isn’t as luxurious as we were given to understand in the brochure.
If you see him, will you give him a message from me?
They gave me all the instructions over the phone.
The answers are given on page 100.
[give someone something] : I gave him a hug before I left.
We need to give the dog a bath this weekend.
[give someone a call/ring] : I’ll give you a ring on Sunday.

Synonyms

provide, offer, present, furnish, bestow, grant, award, confer, assign, allot, donate, bequeath, accord, address, administer, afford, air, allocate, allow, announce, ante up, apply, be a source of, bend, bounce, bow to, break, broadcast, buckle down, carry, carry out, cause, cave, cede, collapse, come across, commit, communicate, concede, consign, contract, contribute, convey, crack, crumble, crumple, dedicate, deed, deliver, demonstrate, devote, direct, dish out, dispense, display, dispose of, do, dole out, elasticity, emit, endow, engender, entrust, evidence, express, extend, fail, fall, flex, fold, fold up, fork over, fracture, gift, give away, give up, give way, go, hand, hand down, hand out, hand over, heap upon, hold out, impart, indicate, issue, lavish upon, lay upon, lead, lease, lend, let have, make, make over, manifest, minister, notify, occasion, open, organize, parcel out, part with, pass, pass down, pass on, pass out, perform, perform action, permit, pony up, pose, produce, proffer, pronounce, publish, put, put on, read, recede, relax, relent, relinquish, remit, render, retire, retreat, return, sacrifice, sag, sell, set forth, share, shatter, shell out, show, shrink, sink, slacken, spend, split, spring, stage, state, stretch, subsidize, supply, surrender, tender, throw, throw in, tip, transfer, transmit, turn, turn over, utter, vent, ventilate, vouchsafe

Antonyms

advance, be quiet, build, conceal, cover, deny, destroy, disagree, disallow, disapprove, enlarge, expand, extend, face, fail, fight, finish, forge, grow, hide, hold, hold up, increase, join, keep, lose, meet, neglect, obscure, pass, put together, receive, refrain, refuse, reject, repress, retain, rigidity, rise, ruin, secret, straighten, strengthen, stretch, suppress, take, take back, tighten, win, withhold, withstand

Cross references

provide offer present furnish bestow grant award confer assign allot donate bequeath accord address administer afford air allocate allow announce ante up apply be a source of bend bounce bow to break broadcast