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单词 find
释义
find
verb
uk
/faɪnd/us
/faɪnd/
found|found

findverb(DISCOVER)

A1[T]
todiscover,especiallywhere a thing orpersonis, eitherunexpectedlyor bysearching, or todiscoverwhere to get or how toachievesomething:
（偶然）发现，碰上；找到，寻得；找出，查明
I've just found a ten-poundnotein mypocket.我刚在口袋里找到了一张10英镑的钞票。
I couldn't find Andrew'sphonenumber.我找不到安德鲁的电话号码。
You'll find theknivesandforksin theleft-handdrawer.你会发现刀叉在左手边的抽屉里。
Researchers arehopingto find acurefor thedisease.研究者们希望能找到治愈这种疾病的方法。
[+ two objects]Has he found himself aplacetoliveyet?他找到地方住了吗？
[+ obj + adj]She was foundunconsciousandbleeding.人们发现她时，她已不省人事而且血流不止。
[+ that]Thestudyfoundthatmen who weremarriedlivedlongerthan those who were not.这一研究发现已婚男人的寿命要比未婚男人长。
Do youthinkthey'lleverfind a way ofbringingpeaceto theregion?你认为他们能找到办法给这个地区带来和平吗？
We're reallystrugglingto find(= get)enoughmoneytopaytherent.我们眼下正想尽办法凑钱缴房租。
Afteryearsofabusefrom herhusband, sheeventuallyfound thecouragetoleavehim.在遭受丈夫多年的虐待之后，她终于鼓起勇气离开了他。
IwishI could find (the)timeto do morereading.我希望自己能挤出时间多看一点书。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to find someone or something
  • findI've looked everywhere for my keys but can't find them.
  • discoverThe missing wallet was discovered under the chair.
  • locatePolice are still trying to locate the suspect.
  • uncoverReporters uncovered evidence of corruption.
  • unearthOur investigation unearthed mountains of evidence that implicated the city.
  • come acrossWe came across a lovely little restaurant in the village.
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B1[T]
torealizethat somethingexistsor hashappened:
发现（存在或已发生）
[+ (that)]We camehometo find(that)thecathad hadkittens.我们回到家时发现猫已经产崽了。
I found(that)I couldeasilyswimamile.我发现自己轻轻松松就能游1英里。
be found
B2
toexistor bepresentsomewhere:
存在于；见于
Manyplantandanimalspeciesare found only in therainforests.许多动植物种类只在热带雨林中才有。
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findyourway
to getsomewhereyou aretryingtoreach:
设法到达（某处）
I had amapbut I still couldn't find my way back to thehotel.我有一张地图，可还是找不到回酒店的路。
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find fault with
tocriticizesomeone or something:
找…的岔子，挑剔；批评
She's always findingfaultwith the way heworks.她总是挑剔他的工作方式。
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findyourself
B2
torealizethat you are in aparticularsituationorplace, or doing aparticularthing, when you did notintendto:
（不知不觉地）发现自己处于…中（或在…处，做…事）
He'll find himself with nofriendsat all if hecarriesonbehavingthis way.如果他继续这样行事，他会发现自己一个朋友都没有了。
Wefellasleepon thetrainandwokeup to find ourselvesinCalais.我们在火车上睡着了，醒来时发现已经到了加来。
I found myself in acrowdoutsidethetownhall.
Call me if youeverfind yourself in need of alawyer.
They might find themselvesdoubtingthewisdomoftheiractions.
oftenhumorous
If you gosomewhereor do something to find yourself, you go there or do it todiscoveryourtruecharacter:
发现真正的自我
Simonspentayearin anashraminIndiato find himself.为了寻找真正的自我，西蒙在印度的一处静修所呆了整整一年。
They are here tosupportthelocalcommunity, not to find themselves.
I was asuccessfulartist, but I stillneededto find myself.
He set out on aroadtripinorderto find himself.
You won't find anyone toshareyourlifewith until you have found yourself.
More examples
  • When theguardcame toclipmytrainticket, I couldn't find it.
  • I couldn't find thestation, so Iaskedsomeone if they coulddirectme.
  • Shemovedto London in thehopeof findingworkas amodel, butfailed.
  • I found thesephotoswhile I wascleaningout mycupboards.
  • They couldn't find what theywantedanddecidedtolookelsewhere.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Finding and discovering
  • a fishing expeditionidiom
  • ascertain
  • break (fresh/new) groundidiom
  • breakthrough
  • bringsomethingto lightidiom
  • catchsomeonered-handedidiom
  • finding
  • flushsomeone/somethingout
  • fossick
  • found
  • pinpoint
  • pull
  • putsomeoneontosomething
  • putyourfinger onsomethingidiom
  • rake
  • rakesomethingout
  • red-handed
  • sniff
  • suss
  • uncover
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Existing and being
Understanding and comprehending

findverb(EXPERIENCE A FEELING)

B1[T]
tothinkorfeelaparticularway about someone or something:
认为；发觉；感到
[+ obj + noun/adj]Do you findJohndifficulttotalkto?你是否发觉和克莱夫讲话有些困难？
I don't find him aneasypersonto get on with.我觉得他这个人不好相处。
She doesn't find iteasytotalkabout herproblems.她感到很难开口谈论自己的问题。
[+ -ing verb]I find livingin thecityverystressful.我感到城市生活压力很大。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Guessing, supposing and suspecting
  • approximate
  • as muchidiom
  • conjecture
  • consider
  • deem
  • draw
  • fall
  • guess
  • hazard
  • hypothesize
  • imagine
  • jump
  • jump to conclusionsidiom
  • marksomeonedown assomething
  • misjudge
  • presumptive
  • presuppose
  • speculate
  • surmise
  • think ofsomething
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findverb(JUDGE)

B2[IorT]
to make ajudgmentin alawcourt:
作出（裁决）
[+ obj + adj]In aunanimousverdict, thejuryfound himguilty/notguiltyof themurder.陪审团一致裁定对他的谋杀指控罪名成立／不成立。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Judges & juries
  • beak
  • bench
  • chief justice
  • court of inquiry
  • dismiss
  • empanel
  • foreman
  • judge
  • jurist
  • juror
  • jury service
  • justice
  • Justice of the Peace
  • resentence
  • rule
  • setsomethingaside
  • sheriff
  • sum
  • sum(something/someone)up
  • worship
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Idioms

findyourfeet
find it inyourheart to dosomething
findyourvoice

Phrasal verbs

find(something)out
findsomeoneout
find
noun[C]
uk
/faɪnd/us
/faɪnd/
a good orvaluablething or aspecialpersonthat has beendiscoveredbut was notknownabout before:
发现物；被发现的人（尤指有价值或有用者）
This café'squitea find - I had noideathere wasanywherelike it around here.这家咖啡馆真不错——我完全不知道这附近还有这么一个地方。
Arecentfindofancientartefactsis ondisplayat thelocalmuseum.近期发现的一些文物正在当地的博物馆展出。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Finding and discovering
  • a fishing expeditionidiom
  • ascertain
  • break (fresh/new) groundidiom
  • breakthrough
  • bringsomethingto lightidiom
  • catchsomeonered-handedidiom
  • finding
  • flushsomeone/somethingout
  • fossick
  • found
  • pinpoint
  • pull
  • putsomeoneontosomething
  • putyourfinger onsomethingidiom
  • rake
  • rakesomethingout
  • red-handed
  • sniff
  • suss
  • uncover
See more results »
(Definition offindfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
find
verb
uk
/faɪnd/us
/faɪnd/
found|found

findverb(DISCOVER)

A1[T]
todiscover,especiallywhere a thing orpersonis, eitherunexpectedlyor bysearching, or todiscoverwhere to get or how toachievesomething
（偶然）发现，碰上；找到，寻得；找出，查明
I've just found a ten-poundnotein mypocket.我刚在口袋里找到了一张10英镑的钞票。
I couldn't find Andrew'sphonenumber.我找不到安德鲁的电话号码。
You'll find theknivesandforksin theleft-handdrawer.你会发现刀叉在左手边的抽屉里。
Researchers arehopingto find acurefor thedisease.研究者们希望能找到治愈这种疾病的方法。
[+ two objects]Has he found himself aplacetoliveyet?他找到地方住了吗？
[+ obj + adj]She was foundunconsciousandbleeding.人们发现她时，她已不省人事而且血流不止。
[+ that]Thestudyfoundthatmen who weremarriedlivedlongerthan those who were not.这一研究发现已婚男人的寿命要比未婚男人长。
Do youthinkthey'lleverfind a way ofbringingpeaceto theregion?你认为他们能找到办法给这个地区带来和平吗？
We're reallystrugglingto find(= get)enoughmoneytopaytherent.我们眼下正想尽办法凑钱缴房租。
Afteryearsofabusefrom herhusband, sheeventuallyfound thecouragetoleavehim.在遭受丈夫多年的虐待之后，她终于鼓起勇气离开了他。
IwishI could find (the)timeto do morereading.我希望自己能挤出时间多看一点书。
B1[T]
torealizethat somethingexistsor hashappened
发现（存在或已发生）
[+ (that)]We camehometo find(that)thecathad hadkittens.我们回到家时发现猫已经产崽了。
I found(that)I couldeasilyswimamile.我发现自己轻轻松松就能游1英里。
be found
B2
toexistor bepresentsomewhere
存在于；见于
Manyplantandanimalspeciesare found only in therainforests.许多动植物种类只在热带雨林中才有。
Vitamin C is found incitrusfruit.柑橘类水果富含维生素C。
findyourway
to getsomewhereyou aretryingtoreach
设法到达（某处）
I had amapbut I still couldn't find my way back to thehotel.我有一张地图，可还是找不到回酒店的路。
find fault with
tocriticizesomeone or something
找…的岔子，挑剔；批评
She's always findingfaultwith the way heworks.她总是挑剔他的工作方式。
findyourself
B2
torealizethat you are in aparticularsituationorplace, or doing aparticularthing, when you did notintendto
（不知不觉地）发现自己处于…中（或在…处，做…事）
He'll find himself with nofriendsat all if hecarriesonbehavingthis way.如果他继续这样行事，他会发现自己一个朋友都没有了。
Wefellasleepon thetrainandwokeup to find ourselvesinCalais.我们在火车上睡着了，醒来时发现已经到了加来。
oftenhumorous
If you gosomewhereor do something to find yourself, you go there or do it todiscoveryourtruecharacter.
发现真正的自我
Simonspentayearin anashraminIndiato find himself.为了寻找真正的自我，西蒙在印度的一处静修所呆了整整一年。
More examples
  • When theguardcame toclipmytrainticket, I couldn't find it.
  • I couldn't find thestation, so Iaskedsomeone if they coulddirectme.
  • Shemovedto London in thehopeof findingworkas amodel, butfailed.
  • I found thesephotoswhile I wascleaningout mycupboards.
  • They couldn't find what theywantedanddecidedtolookelsewhere.

findverb(EXPERIENCE A FEELING)

B1[T]
tothinkorfeelaparticularway about someone or something
认为；发觉；感到
[+ obj + noun/adj]Do you find Johndifficulttotalkto?你是否发觉和克莱夫讲话有些困难？
I don't find him aneasypersonto get on with.我觉得他这个人不好相处。
She doesn't find iteasytotalkabout herproblems.她感到很难开口谈论自己的问题。
[+ -ing verb]I find livingin thecityverystressful.我感到城市生活压力很大。

findverb(JUDGE)

B2[IorT]
to make ajudgmentin alawcourt
作出（裁决）
[+ obj + adj]In aunanimousverdict, thejuryfound himguilty/notguiltyof themurder.陪审团一致裁定对他的谋杀指控罪名成立／不成立。

Idioms

findyourfeet
find it inyourheart to dosth
findyourvoice

Phrasal verbs

find(sth)out
findsbout
find
noun[C]
uk
/faɪnd/us
/faɪnd/
a good orvaluablething or aspecialpersonthat has beendiscoveredbut was notknownabout before
发现物；被发现的人（尤指有价值或有用者）
This café'squitea find - I had noideathere wasanywherelike it around here.这家咖啡馆真不错——我完全不知道这附近还有这么一个地方。
Arecentfindofancientartefactsis ondisplayat thelocalmuseum.近期发现的一些文物正在当地的博物馆展出。

find| American Dictionary

find
verb
us
/fɑɪnd/
past tense and past participlefoundus/fɑʊnd/

findverb(DISCOVER)

[T]
toseewhere a thing orpersonis, eitherunexpectedlyor bysearching;discover:
I found a ten-dollarbillin mypocket.
IhopeI can find aplacetolivenearwork.
Manyplantandanimalspeciesare found(=exist)only in therainforests.
[T]
Someone who findsinformationbeginstounderstandsomething:
[+ that clause]Thestudyfound that men who took anaspirinadayhave fewerheartattacks.
Someinsectshave been found toliveseveralyearswithoutwater.
[T]
If you find aqualitywithin yourself, yousuddenlydevelopit orlearnthat you have it:
She found thecouragetoleavethetownwhere she wasborn.
[T]
To find someonemeanstomeetsomeone you can have aclose,lovingrelationshipwith:
Ellen found Sascha,marriedhim, andsoonafter they hadtwins.

findverb(JUDGE)

[I/T]law
to make ajudgmentin alawcourt:
[T]to be foundguilty/innocent

Idioms

findyourselfsomewhere
find (the) time

Phrasal verb

find out(something)
find
noun[C]
us
/fɑɪnd/

findnoun[C](THING DISCOVERED)

a good orvaluablething or aspecialpersonthat has beendiscovered:
She’s arealfind –singerslike her don’tgrowontrees.
(Definition offindfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

find| Business English

find
verb[T]
uk
/faɪnd/us
found|found
to besuccessfulin getting something:
find work/employment/a job, etc.I have onlymanagedto findpart-timeworkwhich doesn'tpayanything like what I wasearningbefore.
It's verydifficultto find goodsalespeople.
find an answerAsyetwe haven't found ananswerto thequestionof what to do when heretires.
Thecompanyneedsto find £5 million by the end of themonthtoavoidgoing intoadministration.
Somehow theymanagedto find £10,000 for adepositon theapartment.
todiscoverwhere something is:
It isn'teasyto findtheircontactdetailsontheirwebsite.
I can't find thefileIcreatedyesterday.
(alsofind (sth) out)
todiscoverinformationor afact:
find thatThestudyfound that 60% ofsmalland mid-sizedfirmsin and aroundParisreportedadropinsalessince thestrikesbegan.
We found out thatourcompetitorsweresellingasimilarproductat a muchhigherprice.
See also
finding
LAW
todecideon aparticularjudgmentin acourtoflaw:
find sb guilty/innocentAll three men were foundguiltyofconspiracytodefraud.
find (the) time (for sth/to do sth)
if you find thetimefor something, you have enoughtimefor it:
You need to find thetimetocheckthefiguresbefore yousendout thereport.
find against sb
LAW
todecidein acourtoflawthat someone iswrong:
The Advertising Standards Authority has found against themultinationalin acasethat couldproveto besignificant.
find for sb(alsofind in sb's favour);(USfind in sb's favor)
LAW
todecidein acourtoflawthat someone isright:
Theemploymenttribunalfound in myfavour, and Ireceivedcompensationforlosingmyjob.
(Definition offindfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffind

find
Dactylogyrid species were found to co-occur on the gills of roach with up to six species found on the same host individual.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A higher frequency of abnormal attachment clamps was found in diplozoons from fish caught in the more polluted localities of both rivers.
From theCambridge English Corpus
From day 42 onwards no eggs were found.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Data were collected continuously, hence, zero values indicate that no parasites were found.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The concentration of eggs in the caecum was also found to reliably estimate worm intensity.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Eighteen dogs (25.7%) were found to be amicrofilaraemic by all three methods.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Metacercariae of both species showed a preference for the tip of the foot, and no metacercariae were found outside of the foot (fig. 1).
From theCambridge English Corpus
Figure 4 shows an example of how ncontract finds more redexes in one pass.
From theCambridge English Corpus
All the non-didymozoid digeneans including the bucephalids, gorgoderids and hemiurids were found to be host generalists.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The majority of dogs under 1 year of age was found to be negative for dog heartworm using both methods.
From theCambridge English Corpus
No significant correlation with climatic conditions was found.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Insignificant effects of both factors were found for non-encysted cercariae.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The smallest established trophonts found in the present study are 28 mm.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A number of parasites was found on the gills and corpus.
From theCambridge English Corpus
At only one date 2 larvae per gram of faeces were found.
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.
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