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bulletins

Pronunciation: [ˈbʊlɪtɪnz]

Word

Learn how to use bulletins in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “news”

(noun) a bulletin is a short report or announcement that gives important information, usually about news or events. It's like a quick update that tells people what is happening.

Example

The school sent out a bulletin about the upcoming field trip.

Example

There was no bulletin delivered today, so I didn't know about the changes.

Example

Did you read the bulletin about the new rules?

Context: “communication”

(noun) a bulletin can also be a formal announcement made by an organization, like a church or a business. It's often shared with members to keep them informed.

Example

The church bulletin included information about the charity event.

Example

The organization didn't publish any bulletins this month, which left many members confused.

Example

Is there a bulletin available for the meeting this week?

How to pronounce bulletins

Pronunciation: [ˈbʊlɪtɪnz]

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