write

[raɪt]
vb
to draw or mark (symbols, words, etc) on a surface, usually paper, with a pen, pencil, or other instrument
to describe or record (ideas, experiences, etc) in writing
to compose (a letter) to or correspond regularly with (a person, organization, etc)
to say or communicate by letter
he wrote that he was on his way
to send a letter to (a person, etc)
to write (words) in cursive as opposed to printed style
to be sufficiently familiar with (a specified style, language, etc) to use it in writing
to be the author or composer of (books, music, etc)
to fill in the details for (a document, form, etc)
to draw up or draft
to produce by writing
he wrote ten pages
to show clearly
envy was written all over his face
to spell, inscribe, or entitle
to ordain or prophesy
it is written
to sit (an examination)
to produce writing as specified
to record (data) in a location in a storage deviceSee read
See underwrite
See write down See write in See write off See write out See write up