statement
🇺🇸
/ˈsteɪtmənt/
🇬🇧
/ˈsteɪtmənt/
noun
A1
A comment expressing an opinion or giving information.
The author made a bold statement in the introduction.
B1
A written account of facts or opinions, usually official.
The government issued an official statement regarding the new policy.
R
A record of financial transactions.
I reviewed my bank statement to check for any errors.
R
An expression of a belief or attitude shown by actions or appearance.
Wearing a rainbow pin is a statement of support for equality.
R
In England and Wales, a formal report on a child's special educational needs.
The school prepared a statement of special educational needs for the student.
R
The act of clearly expressing something in words.
The clarity of his statement made the instructions easy to follow.
verb
R
In England and Wales, to officially determine that a child has special educational needs.
The child was statemented after an assessment by the education authority.
translation
A comment expressing an opinion or giving information.; A written account of facts or opinions, usually official.; A record of financial transactions.; An expression of a belief or attitude shown by actions or appearance.; In England and Wales, a formal report on a child's special educational needs.; The act of clearly expressing something in words.
In England and Wales, to officially determine that a child has special educational needs.
Word Forms
3rd Present
statements
Past
statemented
Perfect
statemented
Progressive
statementing
Plural
statements