To mention meaning in English

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Definition

to mention: to talk about briefly, to comment, to remark verb
Please don't ever mention that name to me! Don't say it again, ever!
Bruno mentioned that you like playing golf; he told me you really enjoy it.
I won't mention to the boss that you were an hour late to work today. Don't worry, I won't tell her!
Regarding nouns:
The manager has made no mention of raising our salaries. She hasn't said anything about it at all.

Examples

  • "Bruno : Sigourney, your article mentions our initiatives in two lines!"
  • "The new "Bordello Breeze" has an entirely different aesthetic to it... did I mention the label is gold tinted?"
  • "The other day, Icarus mentioned that we will be upgrading our accountancy software soon."
  • "Did he mention anything or anyone particular?"
  • "Susie : Now, as I mentioned in my email, we've received a lot of negative feedback about our latest campaign: for the Delavigne Classic Collection."
  • "You neglected to mention where the conference is being held, however I do recommend the Bristol Arms Hotel if you're looking for a place to stay."
  • "The second apartment certainly did have all the "original features" you mentioned, including a 19th century antique toilet (in the garden)."
  • "I don't think so, there's no mention of fish."
  • "You were kind enough to mention my company's name in some of your interviews."
  • "Oh, yes he told me to mention that in case we ran into each other."
  • "Whatever you do, don't mention any pregnancy issues, or you could get DC into serious trouble."
  • "Delavigne name to be mentioned at least 75 times in the book."
  • "First you invite us to a wedding to a mysterious French man that you've never even mentioned to us."
  • "Listen, as I mentioned in my email, I have an exciting project I'd like to discuss."
  • "Susie : Mr. Mayor, as you mentioned just 15 minutes ago in your speech, Bruno Delavigne is one of San Francisco's predominant philanthropists."
  • "As I mentioned in my email, I'm looking to get some advice on possible environmental initiatives that we could incorporate here at Delavigne."
  • "ChinaCorp will definitely be able to take care of the production requirements you mentioned, I can tell you this even before we meet."
  • "I don't mention the monkeys and I don't mention the lab records."
  • "I would be remiss if I did not mention that this company retreat will include team-building exercises led by an expert from the FunFactory Consulting Squadron."
  • "Cheryl mentioned she was going to the hairdresser last week"

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