Cover
Inform
Inform verb - To give information (as to the authorities) about another's improper or unlawful activities.
Common collocations
| series | cover series | inform series |
| rest | cover rest | inform rest |
| time | cover time | inform time |
| characters | cover characters | inform characters |
| Other words: world. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Petra lyricist Bob Hartman mentioned fans asking him "why they let Kiss cover their song." He would laugh and gently inform them that both were covers.
Source: Covered Up -
She breaks her cover to inform Pirogova and S20 that Li-Na and Kwon are hiring Russian muscle to help fulfil their plans to detonate a nuke at the UN in Vienna.
Source: Series / Strike Back -
When one of the patrons wants to buy the painting (which he hasn't even seen, he's simply buying it because since two major critics are arguing over it and Murphy is there to cover it, it must be of great imporatnce), she tries to inform him it was painted by a child.
Source: Series / Murphy Brown
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