tweeted
v.v. posted a short message or image on the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. You use this to describe sharing updates online.
v. the past tense of 'tweet', meaning to publish a short post on the microblogging service Twitter. Often used transitively with the content of the post as the object.
She tweeted about her new job this morning.
The journalist tweeted the breaking news as soon as the official statement was released to the public.
Although the platform has undergone significant rebranding, many users still refer to the act of posting as having tweeted, maintaining the original terminology in common parlance.
The verb is often used transitively ('tweeted the news') or intransitively ('tweeted about the news').
He tweeted to me a linkHe tweeted a link to meWhen using 'tweet' transitively, the direct object (the content) should follow the verb before the recipient.