英语释义

1. to come upon often accidentally encounter
found a $10 bill on the ground

2. to meet with (a particular reception)
hoped to find favor

3. to come upon by searching or effort
must find a suitable person for the job

4. to discover by study or experiment
find an answer

5. to obtain by effort or management
find the time to study

6. attain, reach
the bullet found its mark

7. to discover by the intellect or the feelings experience
find much pleasure in your company

8. to perceive (oneself) to be in a certain place or condition
found himself in prison awaiting deportation found himself on the verge of bankruptcy

9. to gain or regain the use or power of
trying to find his tongue

10. to bring (oneself) to a realization of one's powers or of one's proper sphere of activity
must help the student to find himself as an individual
— N. M. Pusey

11. provide, supply

12. to furnish (room and board) especially as a condition of employment
he was chopping by day's work—75 cents a day—and found himself
— Herman Melville

13. to determine and make a statement about
find a verdict found her guilty

14. to determine a case judicially by a verdict
find for the defendant

15. to criticize unfavorably

16. an act or instance of finding

17. something found: such as

18. a valuable discovery
an archaeological find

19. a person whose ability proves to be unexpectedly good

20. to discover (something or someone) without planning or trying to to discover (something or someone) by chance

21. to get or discover (something or someone that you are looking for)

22. to discover or learn (something) by studying about it

23. something or someone that has been found especially a valuable person or thing that has been found or discovered

24. to come upon by chance
He found a dime.

25. to come upon or get by searching, study, or effort
She finally found the answer. I found some free time.

26. to make a decision about
The jury found her guilty.

27. to know by experience
I find this Web site useful.

28. to gain or regain the use of
I found my voice again.

29. to become aware of being in a place, condition, or activity
Omri found himself wondering … where his magnifying glass was.
— Lynne Reid Banks, The Indian in the Cupboard

30. to criticize in an unfavorable way

31. to learn by studying, watching, or searching
I found out the secret.

32. a usually valuable item or person found

33. to come upon accidentally or through effort
found a valuable antique in the old desk found a buyer for the property

34. to make a judicial determination regarding
found the testimony not credible found the defendant guilty — compare decide, hold

35. to make a judicial determination
the jury found in favor of the plaintiff

英汉例句

• That will cement our control over our personal communications, and we「ll decide to be findable again.

  这可以使私人间沟通更易控制，我们可以决定谁可以找到你。

• It」s still important to make sure that your content is findable for visitors who might not know exactly what they're looking for or are browsing to discover potentially interesting content.

  它对于保证那些不完全知道自己要找什么或是想发现潜在的感兴趣内容的浏览者可以查找到内容依然非常重要。

相似词

ascertain确定；查明；探知

descry看见；发现；察看

detect察觉；发现；探测

determine决定，确定；判定，判决；限定

dig out掘出；发现

dig up挖出；掘起；开垦；发现

discover发现

find out找出，查明；发现，揭发

get成为；变得；到达

learn学习；获悉

locate定位；定居

nose out比……略胜一筹

rummage翻找；检查；查出的物件；零星杂物

turn up出现；发生；开大；发现；卷起；使仰卧

相反词

miss错过，想念，缺（勤）

overlook忽视；眺望；从高处能看到的景色

pass over越过；忽略；宽恕；回避