英语单词短语词组“discovery”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

discovery

noun

/dɪˈskʌv.ər.i/us

/dɪˈskʌv.ɚ.i/

discoverynoun(FINDING)

B2[CorU]

theprocessoffindinginformation, aplace, or anobject,especiallyfor the firsttime, or the thing that isfound:

（尤指首次）发现（的过程）；被发现的事物

the discoveryofelectricity电的发现

Leonardomademanyscientificdiscoveries.莱昂纳多有许多科学发现。

ajourney/voyageof discovery发现之旅

The discoveryofabodyin theundergrowthstartedamurderenquiry.在灌木丛中发现的尸体引发了一场凶杀案调查。

More examples

Scientists are on thebrinkof amajornew discovery.
The discovery ofoilbroughtmanybenefitsto thetown.
Variousecologicalissueshave come to theforesince the discovery of theholein theozonelayer.
The twoscientistsboth made the same discoveryindependently, atroughlythe sametime.
Word of the discoverycausedastiramongastronomers.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Finding and discovering

a fishing expeditionidiom
ascertain
break (fresh/new) groundidiom
breakthrough
bringsomethingto lightidiom
catchsomeonered-handedidiom
flushsomeone/somethingout
fossick
found
geocache
pinpoint
putsomeoneontosomething
putyourfinger onsomethingidiom
rake
rakesomethingout
red-handed
rediscover
rumble
sniff
uncover

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discoverynoun(IN LAW)

lawspecialized

partof alegalprocessin which thelawyersfrom onesidein acasegivedocumentsrelatingtotheircaseto the otherside, before thetrialbegins:

双方律师开庭前交换证据，庭前证据交换

Among the thousands ofdocumentsLitt wasabletoobtainindiscovery from thecitywas amemowritten by a councilman'saideinresponseto one resident'scomplaint.在市政府提供的几千份庭前交换证据文本中，利特律师找到了一份出自一位市议员助理的备忘，是为回应一位居民的投诉而写的。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Court cases, orders & decisions

actionable
administer
admissibility
admissible
affidavit
conveyancing
extinguishment
extrajudicial
fatal accident inquiry
finding
flight risk
gagging order
inquest
moot
plead
precedent
pretrial
probate
provide
reconvict

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(Definition ofdiscoveryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

discovery| American Dictionary

discovery

noun[C/U]

/dɪˈskʌv·ə·ri/

theactoffindingsomething that had not beenknownbefore:

[C]Manyscientificdiscoveries have been made byaccident.

[U]The discovery ofgoldin Californiaopenedup thewest.

A discovery is also something that you did notknowabout before:

[C]It wasquitea discovery when I came upon thisbeautifulmountainstream.

(Definition ofdiscoveryfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdiscovery

discovery

Thediscoveryof vortex structures in the turbulent mixing layer raises serious doubts about the validity of self-preservation arguments.

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Yet, as stated above, itsdiscoveryhappened at a time when it was still not visible.

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Perhaps the results of future excavations will shed some light on ourdiscoveryand these questions.

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After the initialdiscovery, a large literature was published extending the result in various directions.

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In the present study, bothdiscoveryand parasitism efficiency decreased with increasing egg batch density.

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When one makes a "discovery," is it the scientific investigator or the dreamer who discovers?

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One cannot carry out a process ofdiscoverywithout some understanding about the goal for thatdiscoveryand what counts as having discovered something.

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Proofs are not meant to act merely as justification for thediscoveryof "facts"; they are themselves the "facts" to be discovered.

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Real discoveries have been made, and many more can be expected from this very promising research avenue.

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Thediscoveryof the variability of vaccine strains and the ageing of vaccines changed the economy of vaccines and of their standards.

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Since its description, the lifecycle of this protozoan parasite has eludeddiscovery.

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Pupils enjoyed exploring the sounds within a pedagogical framework of exploration anddiscoveryrather than in the context of right or wrong compositional choices.

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Instead, he elected to demonstrate the legitimacy and importance of hisdiscoverythrough the interest it provoked among powerful state officials.

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A related rt-plasmadiscoveryrequiring the presence of a catalyst is a new low-electric field plasma source.

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It is thediscoverythat a sudden change has taken place in the extent of globalisation which tends to affect support.

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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithdiscovery

discovery

These are words often used in combination withdiscovery.

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accidental discovery

They may have imitated the action, or seen the product and attempted to reproduce it, or have repeated their accidental discovery.

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discovery of insulin

One said it was the greatest advance in diabetes treatment since the discovery of insulin.

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discovery of penicillin

Today we are potentially faced with one of those great changes in the story of human kind, comparable to the discovery of penicillin or vaccines.

FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English

单词	discovery
释义	discovery noun uk /dɪˈskʌv.ər.i/us /dɪˈskʌv.ɚ.i/ discoverynoun(FINDING) B2[CorU] theprocessoffindinginformation, aplace, or anobject,especiallyfor the firsttime, or the thing that isfound: （尤指首次）发现（的过程）；被发现的事物 the discoveryofelectricity电的发现 Leonardomademanyscientificdiscoveries.莱昂纳多有许多科学发现。 ajourney/voyageof discovery发现之旅 The discoveryofabodyin theundergrowthstartedamurderenquiry.在灌木丛中发现的尸体引发了一场凶杀案调查。 More examples Scientists are on thebrinkof amajornew discovery. The discovery ofoilbroughtmanybenefitsto thetown. Variousecologicalissueshave come to theforesince the discovery of theholein theozonelayer. The twoscientistsboth made the same discoveryindependently, atroughlythe sametime. Word of the discoverycausedastiramongastronomers. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Finding and discovering a fishing expeditionidiom ascertain break (fresh/new) groundidiom breakthrough bringsomethingto lightidiom catchsomeonered-handedidiom flushsomeone/somethingout fossick found geocache pinpoint putsomeoneontosomething putyourfinger onsomethingidiom rake rakesomethingout red-handed rediscover rumble sniff uncover See more results » discoverynoun(IN LAW) lawspecialized partof alegalprocessin which thelawyersfrom onesidein acasegivedocumentsrelatingtotheircaseto the otherside, before thetrialbegins: 双方律师开庭前交换证据，庭前证据交换 Among the thousands ofdocumentsLitt wasabletoobtainindiscovery from thecitywas amemowritten by a councilman'saideinresponseto one resident'scomplaint.在市政府提供的几千份庭前交换证据文本中，利特律师找到了一份出自一位市议员助理的备忘，是为回应一位居民的投诉而写的。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Court cases, orders & decisions actionable administer admissibility admissible affidavit conveyancing extinguishment extrajudicial fatal accident inquiry finding flight risk gagging order inquest moot plead precedent pretrial probate provide reconvict See more results » (Definition ofdiscoveryfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) discovery\| American Dictionary discovery noun[C/U] us /dɪˈskʌv·ə·ri/ theactoffindingsomething that had not beenknownbefore: [C]Manyscientificdiscoveries have been made byaccident. [U]The discovery ofgoldin Californiaopenedup thewest. A discovery is also something that you did notknowabout before: [C]It wasquitea discovery when I came upon thisbeautifulmountainstream. (Definition ofdiscoveryfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofdiscovery discovery Thediscoveryof vortex structures in the turbulent mixing layer raises serious doubts about the validity of self-preservation arguments. From theCambridge English Corpus Yet, as stated above, itsdiscoveryhappened at a time when it was still not visible. From theCambridge English Corpus Perhaps the results of future excavations will shed some light on ourdiscoveryand these questions. From theCambridge English Corpus After the initialdiscovery, a large literature was published extending the result in various directions. From theCambridge English Corpus In the present study, bothdiscoveryand parasitism efficiency decreased with increasing egg batch density. From theCambridge English Corpus When one makes a "discovery," is it the scientific investigator or the dreamer who discovers? From theCambridge English Corpus One cannot carry out a process ofdiscoverywithout some understanding about the goal for thatdiscoveryand what counts as having discovered something. From theCambridge English Corpus Proofs are not meant to act merely as justification for thediscoveryof "facts"; they are themselves the "facts" to be discovered. From theCambridge English Corpus Real discoveries have been made, and many more can be expected from this very promising research avenue. From theCambridge English Corpus Thediscoveryof the variability of vaccine strains and the ageing of vaccines changed the economy of vaccines and of their standards. From theCambridge English Corpus Since its description, the lifecycle of this protozoan parasite has eludeddiscovery. From theCambridge English Corpus Pupils enjoyed exploring the sounds within a pedagogical framework of exploration anddiscoveryrather than in the context of right or wrong compositional choices. From theCambridge English Corpus Instead, he elected to demonstrate the legitimacy and importance of hisdiscoverythrough the interest it provoked among powerful state officials. From theCambridge English Corpus A related rt-plasmadiscoveryrequiring the presence of a catalyst is a new low-electric field plasma source. From theCambridge English Corpus It is thediscoverythat a sudden change has taken place in the extent of globalisation which tends to affect support. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswithdiscovery discovery These are words often used in combination withdiscovery. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. accidental discovery They may have imitated the action, or seen the product and attempted to reproduce it, or have repeated their accidental discovery. From theCambridge English Corpus discovery of insulin One said it was the greatest advance in diabetes treatment since the discovery of insulin. From theCambridge English Corpus discovery of penicillin Today we are potentially faced with one of those great changes in the story of human kind, comparable to the discovery of penicillin or vaccines. FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/discovery##
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