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🔑findfind1 /faɪnd / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle found /faʊnd /)- to discover something that you want or that you have lost, after searching for it找到；找回◆Did you find the pen you lost?你找到你丢失的钢笔了吗？◆I can't find my new sweater anywhere.我哪里都找不到我的新毛衣。◆After six months, she finally found a job.六个月后，她终于找到了工作。◆Scientists still haven't found a cure for colds.科学家还没有找到治愈感冒的方法。◆I hope you find an answer to your problem.我希望你找到解决问题的方法。 OPP lose
- to discover something by chance（意外或偶然地）发现，碰上◆Tom found a $20 bill in the park.汤姆在公园里捡到一张 20 美元的钞票。◆We went into the house and found her lying on the floor.我们走进房间，发现她躺在地上。
- to have an opinion about something because of your own experience（因亲身体验）认为，觉得◆I find that book very difficult to understand.我觉得那本书很难懂。◆We didn't find the movie at all funny.我们一点儿都不觉得那部电影好笑。◆How are you finding life as a student?你的学生生活过得怎么样？
- to suddenly realize or see something（突然）意识到，看到◆I got home to find him asleep in my bed!我回家后发现他在我的床上睡着了！◆Ben turned a corner and found himself back at the train station.本转过街角之后发现自己又回到了火车站。
 ●find fault (with sb / sth)to look for things that are wrong with someone or something and complain about them找碴儿；挑错；挑剔  ●find (sth) outto get some information; to discover a fact获知（信息）；发现（事实）◆Did you find out how much the tickets cost?你弄清楚这些票要多少钱了吗？◆I found out that he'd been lying to me all along.我发现他一直在骗我。●find sb outto discover that someone has done something wrong发现，查出（坏人）；识破◆He used a false name for years before he was found out.他使用假名多年以后才被查出。
findfind2 /faɪnd / noun [countable] a thing or a person that is unusually good or valuable（极好或有价值的）发现物；被发现的人◆This little gadget was a real find.这个小玩意真是好东西。 |