finding 音標拼音: [f'ɑɪndɪŋ]
n . 發現,發現物;調查的結果
發現,發現物;調查的結果
finding 查找
finding 找尋 發現
finding n 1 :
the act of determining the properties of something ,
usually by research or calculation ; "
the determination of molecular structures " [
synonym : {
determination }, {
finding }]
2 :
the decision of a court on issues of fact or law 3 :
something that is found ; "
the findings in the gastrointestinal tract indicate that he died several hours after dinner "; "
an area rich in archaeological findings "
Find \
Find \ (
f [
imac ]
nd ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Found } (
found );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Finding }.] [
AS .
findan ;
akin to D .
vinden ,
OS .
&
OHG .
findan ,
G .
finden ,
Dan .
finde ,
icel . &
Sw .
finna ,
Goth .
fin [
thorn ]
an ;
and perh .
to L .
petere to seek ,
Gr .
pi `
ptein to fall ,
Skr .
pat to fall ,
fly ,
E .
petition .]
1 .
To meet with ,
or light upon ,
accidentally ;
to gain the first sight or knowledge of ,
as of something new ,
or unknown ;
hence ,
to fall in with ,
as a person .
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Searching the window for a flint ,
I found This paper ,
thus sealed up . --
Shak .
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In woods and forests thou art found . --
Cowley .
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2 .
To learn by experience or trial ;
to perceive ;
to experience ;
to discover by the intellect or the feelings ;
to detect ;
to feel . "
I find you passing gentle ." --
Shak .
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The torrid zone is now found habitable . --
Cowley .
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3 .
To come upon by seeking ;
as ,
to find something lost .
(
a )
To discover by sounding ;
as ,
to find bottom .
(
b )
To discover by study or experiment direct to an object or end ;
as ,
water is found to be a compound substance .
(
c )
To gain ,
as the object of desire or effort ;
as ,
to find leisure ;
to find means .
(
d )
To attain to ;
to arrive at ;
to acquire .
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Seek ,
and ye shall find . --
Matt .
vii .
7 .
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Every mountain now hath found a tongue . --
Byron .
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4 .
To provide for ;
to supply ;
to furnish ;
as ,
to find food for workemen ;
he finds his nephew in money .
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Wages [
pounds ]
14 and all found . --
London Times .
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Nothing a day and find yourself . --
Dickens .
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5 .
To arrive at ,
as a conclusion ;
to determine as true ;
to establish ;
as ,
to find a verdict ;
to find a true bill (
of indictment )
against an accused person .
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To find his title with some shows of truth . --
Shak .
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{
To find out },
to detect (
a thief );
to discover (
a secret ) --
to solve or unriddle (
a parable or enigma );
to understand .
"
Canst thou by searching find out God ?" --
Job .
xi .
7 . "
We do hope to find out all your tricks ." --
Milton .
{
To find fault with },
to blame ;
to censure .
{
To find one '
s self },
to be ;
to fare ; --
often used in speaking of health ;
as ,
how do you find yourself this morning ?
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Finding \
Find "
ing \,
n .
1 .
That which is found ,
come upon ,
or provided ;
esp . (
pl .),
that which a journeyman artisan finds or provides for himself ;
as tools ,
trimmings ,
etc .
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When a man hath been laboring . . .
in the deep mines of knowledge ,
hath furnished out his findings in all their equipage . --
Milton .
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2 .
Support ;
maintenance ;
that which is provided for one ;
expence ;
provision .
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3 . (
Law )
The result of a judicial examination or inquiry ,
especially into some matter of fact ;
a verdict ;
as ,
the finding of a jury . --
Burrill .
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After his friends finding and his rent . --
Chaucer .
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123 Moby Thesaurus words for "
finding ":
accomplishment ,
accouterment ,
action ,
answer ,
armament ,
ascertainment ,
award ,
bonus ,
bringing to light ,
buried treasure ,
casual discovery ,
catching ,
catering ,
chance discovery ,
chandlery ,
clearing up ,
conclusion ,
condemnation ,
consideration ,
cracking ,
decipherment ,
decision ,
declaration ,
decoding ,
decree ,
deliverance ,
denouement ,
detection ,
determination ,
determining ,
diagnosis ,
dictum ,
disclosure ,
discovery ,
disentanglement ,
distinguishment ,
doom ,
end ,
end result ,
endowment ,
equipment ,
espial ,
excavation ,
exhumation ,
explanation ,
exposure ,
find ,
finding out ,
finding -
out ,
fitting out ,
foundling ,
furnishing ,
furnishment ,
gravy ,
interpretation ,
invention ,
investment ,
issue ,
judgement ,
locating ,
location ,
logistics ,
lucky strike ,
order ,
outcome ,
outfitting ,
precedent ,
preparation ,
procurement ,
prognosis ,
pronouncement ,
providing ,
provision ,
provisioning ,
purveyance ,
reason ,
recognition ,
rediscovery ,
reinforcement ,
replenishment ,
resolution ,
resolving ,
result ,
resupply ,
retailing ,
revelation ,
riddling ,
ruling ,
selling ,
sentence ,
serendipity ,
solution ,
solving ,
sorting out ,
spotting ,
strike ,
subsidization ,
subsidy ,
subvention ,
supply ,
supplying ,
treasure trove ,
trouvaille ,
trove ,
uncovering ,
unearthing ,
unraveling ,
unriddling ,
unscrambling ,
unspinning ,
untangling ,
untwisting ,
unweaving ,
upshot ,
verdict ,
victualing ,
waifs ,
waifs and strays ,
windfall ,
windfall money ,
windfall profit ,
working ,
working -
out
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