How Do You Spell REPORTS,?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪpˈɔːts] (IPA)

The word "REPORTS" is spelled with the IPA phonetic transcription of /rɪˈpɔːts/. The initial "r" sound is made by curling the tongue upward behind the teeth, and the "ɪ" sound is pronounced by placing the tongue in the front of the mouth. The next syllable "pɔː" is pronounced with a long "o" sound and ends with a rolled "r." The final "ts" sound is pronounced by placing the tongue touching the back of the top teeth while exhaling through the mouth.

REPORTS, Meaning and Definition

  1. Reports, noun: plural form of the word "report."

    A report, noun: 1. A written or spoken account that provides information about a particular event, situation, or topic based on factual findings, research, or investigation. Reports aim to communicate objective data, analyze observations, and convey their implications or significance. They often result from an inquiry, study, or inquiry-based project, presenting thoroughly documented facts, details, and conclusions to inform and educate a specific audience. Reports are commonly utilized in academic, professional, and journalistic contexts, ranging from scientific research papers and market analysis to news articles and incident summaries. Their structure generally includes an introduction that outlines the purpose and scope, a body presenting findings or arguments, and a conclusion summarizing the key points.

    2. In an organizational context, reports refer to formal and structured documents that detail the status, progress, performance, or activities of a department, team, or individual. These reports can be periodic, such as weekly, monthly, or annual reports, or generated for specific purposes, like financial reporting, sales reports, or project status updates. They enable stakeholders, managers, or supervisors to gauge achievements, identify issues, make informed decisions, and allocate resources effectively. Additionally, reports may provide recommendations or suggestions for improvement or action. The accurate and timely dissemination of reports within an organization promotes transparency, accountability, and informed decision-making processes.

Common Misspellings for REPORTS,

  • reports
  • REPORTSl

Etymology of REPORTS,

The word "reports" has its origins in the Old French term "reporter", which means "to bring back" or "to carry back". This term evolved from the Latin word "reportare", which has a similar meaning. In Latin, "re-" means "back" and "portare" means "to carry". Over time, "reporter" developed different senses, including "to give an account" or "to relate". Eventually, the noun form "report" emerged, referring to an account or statement of an event or situation. The plural form "reports" is derived from this noun.

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