单词 | overinform |
释义 | overinformverb over·in·form ˌō-vər-in-ˈfȯrm overinformed; overinforming : to inform (someone or something) too much: such as a transitive : to provide (someone) with more information than is usual or strictly necessary … argues that its management must overinform its employees by sending the same messages through duplicate channels … Krysztof Obloj et al. … we encourage the county to fix nonworking sirens, even if the information they provide is redundant for many people. Overinforming the public about such things as the potential for a tornado is OK. The Green Bay (Wisconsin) Press-Gazette b transitive : to play too large a part in determining the character or essence of (something) But neither should the prevalence of risk factors … overinform investing strategy … Tim Shufelt When we are separate from others, our judgments of them are likely to be overinformed by the odd, memorable, and negative case. Bruce Evan Blaine c intransitive : to provide excessive or unnecessary information or instruction New administrators who overinform or seek advice too frequently … can weaken their relationships with their superintendents. Thomas A. Kersten |
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