v · academic
publish
/ˈpʌblɪʃ/PUB·lish
to prepare and issue written work (such as research or articles) for public access, especially in journals or books
Examples
“The team plans to publish their results in a peer‑reviewed journal next year.”
“She published several papers on climate change while at university.”
“It's important to publish negative findings as well as positive ones to avoid publication bias.”
Band 8 sentence
“After peer review and revision, our manuscript was published in a top international journal, which significantly increased its academic impact.”
Collocations
- publish findings
- be published in
- publish a paper
Word family
Common mistakes
We need to public our results soon.→We need to publish our results soon.
She publish three studies last year.→She published three studies last year.
Say it for a higher band
5tell→6report→7+publish
Synonyms
release
publicize
Easily confused
publicize
“The charity publicized its campaign widely to attract more donors.”
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