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comment

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈkɑːmɛnt/ · UK /ˈkɒment/

comment means: Something you say or write about a person, thing, or situation, often giving your opinion.

noun

REMARKA2

Something you say or write about a person, thing, or situation, often giving your opinion.

  • Thanks for your comment.
  • She made a helpful comment about my work.
  • Have you read the comments below the article?

How to use it: comment on something (Do you have any comments on the plan?)

Similar words: remark, observation

Common phrases: make a comment, comment on something, leave a comment, a brief comment

verb

GIVE OPINIONB1

To say or write something about a subject, often giving your opinion.

  • Nobody wanted to comment.
  • He commented on my new haircut.
  • Several readers commented that the ending was surprising.

How to use it: comment on something (She commented on the new design.); comment that… (He commented that the room felt cold.)

Similar words: remark

Common phrases: comment on something, comment about something

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