INFORMATION


Meaning of INFORMATION in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ accurate , correct , precise

▪ authoritative , credible , reliable

▪ erroneous , false , inaccurate , incorrect

It is alleged that he gave false ~ to the tax authorities.

▪ misleading

▪ conflicting

▪ complete

▪ incomplete , insufficient

▪ limited

▪ unbiased

▪ helpful , invaluable , pertinent ( esp. AmE ), relevant , useful , valuable

▪ critical , crucial , important , vital

▪ useless

▪ necessary

▪ timely

▪ available

Further ~ is available on request.

▪ missing

▪ fresh , new

▪ latest , up-to-date , up-to-the-minute

the latest ~ on the situation in the Middle East

▪ updated

▪ real-time

▪ additional , extra , further , supplementary

▪ general

general ~ about the company as a whole

▪ basic

basic ~ like date of birth and phone number

▪ background

▪ anecdotal

▪ detailed , in-depth

▪ specific

▪ factual

▪ classified , confidential , non-public ( esp. AmE ), secret , sensitive

▪ unclassified

▪ price-sensitive

There are legal constraints on the use of price-sensitive ~.

▪ actionable ( AmE )

▪ personal

▪ bibliographic , biographical , economic , educational , financial , social , technical , technological ( AmE ), etc.

▪ contact

The leaflet provides contact ~ for your local branch.

▪ intelligence

▪ health

▪ medical , patient

▪ genetic

… OF INFORMATION

▪ item , piece

an interesting piece of ~

▪ bit , fragment , nugget , scrap , snippet

She let slip a few nuggets of ~ about herself.

▪ mine , wealth

This book is a mine of ~ on the Romans.

VERB + INFORMATION

▪ contain

▪ have

Do you have the ~ I need?

▪ retain , store

James is able to retain an enormous amount of factual ~ in his head.

database systems that process and store ~

▪ absorb , digest

▪ process

▪ incorporate , integrate ( esp. AmE )

▪ need , require

▪ ask for , request , solicit

▪ look for , seek

▪ acquire , derive , find , gain , get , glean , obtain

~ gained from research

▪ collect , compile , gather

The police are still questioning witnesses and gathering ~.

▪ receive

▪ dig up , uncover

Have you dug up any further ~ on the suspect?

▪ elicit , extract , retrieve

the difficulties of extracting ~ from government officials

software that retrieves ~ from a variety of different sources

▪ access

Portable computers are good for accessing ~ while on the move.

▪ download , upload

▪ post

New ~ will be posted on the Internet twice a month.

▪ add

▪ submit

▪ disclose , divulge , give , impart , make available , provide (sb with) , release , reveal , supply (sb with)

a court order preventing an ex-employee from disclosing confidential ~

▪ leak

Someone leaked ~ to the press.

▪ communicate , convey , pass on , relate , relay

They passed on the ~ about the crime to the police.

▪ transfer , transmit

▪ deliver

▪ forward

▪ yield

The research has yielded a lot of ~.

▪ share

The Internet allows us to share ~ with our distributors.

▪ circulate , disseminate , distribute

an organization that disseminates ~ about women in science

▪ exchange

The two countries exchange ~ on wanted criminals.

▪ offer , volunteer

She didn't volunteer that ~, and I didn't ask.

▪ withhold

It was improper of the broker to withhold the ~ from the stock exchange.

▪ cover up , suppress

▪ assimilate , collate , organize

▪ check , verify

▪ analyse/analyze , interpret

▪ review

▪ record

▪ protect , safeguard

▪ display , present

The way you present the ~ is important.

▪ publish

▪ use , utilize

▪ act on , go on

At the moment we have very little ~ to go on.

INFORMATION + VERB

▪ pertain to sth , relate to sth

~ relating to the social background of the child

▪ lead to sth

a reward for ~ leading to an arrest

▪ contain sth , include sth

▪ flow

The ~ flows in both directions.

INFORMATION + NOUN

▪ provider , service

▪ booth ( esp. AmE ), bureau , desk , centre/center , kiosk , office

▪ manager , officer , professional , specialist

▪ source

▪ content

▪ resources

▪ pack ( esp. BrE ), packet ( esp. AmE ), sheet

▪ database

▪ network , system

▪ technology (usually IT )

▪ processing

▪ management

▪ provision

▪ dissemination

▪ flow

▪ exchange , sharing

▪ retrieval

▪ request

▪ needs , requirements

▪ overload

▪ gap

▪ warfare

▪ security

▪ age

This is the ~ age and there's an insatiable appetite for data and speed.

▪ revolution

PREPOSITION

▪ according to ~

According to ~ received by the police, the terrorists have left the country.

▪ for sb's ~

This leaflet is produced for the ~ of our customers.

▪ ~ about , ~ concerning , ~ on , ~ regarding

financial ~ concerning a company

PHRASES

▪ access to ~

▪ the exchange of ~

▪ the flow of ~

to improve the flow of ~ within the company

▪ a lack of ~

▪ a request for ~

▪ a source of ~

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