informe

report

noun een-FOHR-meh Less Common

Usage Note

Informe is masculine (el informe, not la informe). It refers to a written or oral report, briefing, or assessment. The word also exists as an adjective meaning 'shapeless' (masa informe), though this sense is rare. The related verb is informar ('to inform, to report'). Note that informar takes the preposition de or sobre when introducing the topic: nos informó del accidente.

Examples

"El director presentó el informe anual."

Natural Translation

The director presented the annual report.

Literal Translation

The director presented the report annual

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