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anunță

announces (he/she/it announces; verb form of "a anunța", to announce) /aˈnunt͡sə/

verb#2387 most common

Also: reports, declares, is forecast (in weather/impersonal use: se anunță)

Example sentences

Ea anunță o veste bună.
She announces good news.
Profesorul anunță rezultatele testului.
The teacher announces the test results.
Compania anunță lansarea unui produs nou.
The company announces the launch of a new product.
Guvernul anunță noi măsuri economice pentru anul viitor.
The government announces new economic measures for next year.
Se anunță o furtună puternică în weekend, așa că autoritățile recomandă prudență.
A strong storm is forecast for the weekend, so authorities recommend caution.
Deși rezultatele nu fuseseră confirmate oficial, presa anunță deja câștigătorul alegerilor.
Although the results had not been officially confirmed, the press is already announcing the election winner.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sganunțanunțaivoi anunța
2sganunțianunțașivei anunța
3sganunțăanunțăva anunța
1planunțămanunțarămvom anunța
2planunțațianunțarățiveți anunța
3planunțăanunțarăvor anunța

Word family

anunțan announcement, an ad
anunțarethe act of announcing
anunțatannounced
neanunțatunannounced
a se anunțato be forecast, to look set to happen (reflexive/impersonal)

Etymology

"A anunța" descends from Latin "annuntiare", meaning to bring news or make known. Romanian absorbed the word during its 19th-century relatinization, when scholars reshaped the vocabulary using Latin and French models. The French cognate "annoncer" likely reinforced its modern form and use in Romanian.

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