Sự tìm thấy (chồn, cáo, mỏ, vàng...)

a sure find

nơi chắc tìm thấy vật gì; nơi chắc có cáo, có chồn...

Vật tìm thấy

Thấy, tìm thấy, tìm ra, bắt được

Nhận, nhận được, được

to find favour

được chiếu cố

Nhận thấy, xét thấy, thấy

how do you find yourself this morning?

sáng nay anh thấy người thế nào?

to find it necessary to do something

thấy cần thiết phải làm việc gì

Thấy có (thời gian, can đảm...)

I can't find time to read

tôi không thấy có thời gian để đọc

to find courage to do something

thấy có can đảm để làm việc gì

nobody can find it in his heart to do that

không ai nỡ lòng nào mà làm việc đó

(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) tới, đạt tới, trúng

the blow found his chin

quả đấm trúng cằm hắn

Cung cấp

to find someone in clothes

cung cấp cho ai quần áo

to be well found in food

được cung cấp đầy đủ về thức ăn

all found

được cấp đầy đủ cả ăn, ở, quần áo, ngoài lương ra (người ở)

(pháp lý) xác minh và tuyên bố là có tội

to find somebody guilty

xác minh và tuyên bố ai có tội

to find out

khám phá ra, tìm ra

Phát minh ra

Giải (một vấn đề)

to find out about

hỏi về, tìm hiểu về

to find one's account in

lợi dụng

to find one's feet

đi đứng được

(nghĩa bóng) tự lực được

to find a true bill

Xem bill

to find oneself

thấy được sở trường năng khiếu của mình

Tự cung cấp cho mình

to find one's way to...

tìm được con đường đi tới...

to be found wanting

tỏ ra yếu kém

to find fault with sb

phê phán ai một cách gay gắt

to find one's voice/ one's tongue

diễn đạt trôi chảy ý kiến của mình

to find one's match

gặp phải đối thủ lợi hại

to take sb as one finds

thừa nhận thực trạng của ai

to find one's own level

liên kết với người cùng giới, cùng trình độ với mình

tìm thấy

khảo sát

dò

V.

Discover, come across, happen or come on or upon, hit uponor on, chance or stumble on or upon; encounter, bump into:We've found a tiny bistro on the Left Bank where we like to go.2 Often, find out. uncover, discover, unearth, lay one's hand(s)on, turn up, come up with, reveal, bring to light, light upon oron, catch sight of, see, espy, descry, detect, learn, spot,locate, track down; find out, identify, become aware of,determine, ascertain, put one's finger on, point to, Colloqtumble to, Brit twig; Slang finger, rumble, Brit suss out: Thepolice are trying to find the murderer. Can you find who did it?3 discover, perceive, see, understand, notice, mark, remark,note, distinguish, discern; realize: I find nothing odd abouther attire.

Consider, think, regard, view, feel or discoverto be: I have always found Lady Sharpless exceedingly dull. Hefinds it impossible to refuse her demands. 5 get, obtain,procure, secure, acquire, win, gain; experience: We despair offinding customers for our services in these hard times. He foundrelief only in painkillers. 6 recover, locate, get back;repossess, recoup: I hope you find the earring you lost.

Summon (up), call up, command, gather (up), muster (up), rouse,arouse, awaken: I tried to find the courage to ask her to marryme.

Set aside, allot, assign, manage, get: Have you foundthe time to read Connie's new book?

Judge, decide ordetermine to be, pronounce, declare: A jury found her guilty.The judge found in favour of the plaintiff.

N.

Discovery, catch, bargain, deal; boon, windfall: Thegold doubloon was the find of a lifetime.

V. & n.

V.tr. (past and past part. found) 1 a discover bychance or effort (found a key). b become aware of. c (absol.)discover game, esp. a fox.

A get possession of by chance(found a treasure). b obtain, receive (idea found acceptance).c succeed in obtaining (cannot find the money; can't find timeto read). d summon up (found courage to protest). e sl. steal.3 a seek out and provide (will find you a book). b supply,furnish (each finds his own equipment).

Ascertain by study orcalculation or inquiry (could not find the answer).

Aperceive or experience (find no sense in it; find difficulty inbreathing). b (often in passive) recognize or discover to bepresent (the word is not found in Shakespeare). c regard ordiscover from experience (finds England too cold; you'll find itpays; find it impossible to reply).

Law (of a jury, judge,etc.) decide and declare (found him guilty; found that he haddone it; found it murder).

Reach by a natural or normalprocess (water finds its own level).

A (of a letter) reach (aperson). b (of an address) be adequate to enable a letter etc.to reach (a person).

Archaic reach the conscience of.

N.1 a a discovery of treasure, minerals, etc. b Hunting thefinding of a fox.

A thing or person discovered, esp. when ofvalue.

All found (of an employee's wages) with board andlodging provided free. find against Law decide against (aperson), judge to be guilty. find fault see FAULT. find favourprove acceptable. find one's feet 1 become able to walk.

Develop one's independent ability. find for Law decide infavour of (a person), judge to be innocent. find it in one'sheart (esp. with neg.; foll. by to + infin.) prevail upononeself, be willing. find oneself 1 discover that one is (woketo find myself in hospital; found herself agreeing).

Discoverone's vocation.

Provide for one's own needs. find out 1discover or detect (a wrongdoer etc.).

(often foll. by about)get information (find out about holidays abroad).

Discover(find out where we are).

(often foll. by about) discover thetruth, a fact, etc. (he never found out).

Devise.

Solve.find-spot Archaeol. the place where an object is found. findone's way 1 (often foll. by to) manage to reach a place.

(often foll. by into) be brought or get.

Findable adj. [OEfindan f. Gmc]