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discover

[dis'kʌvə]

v.发现, 偶然撞见, 发觉

例句与用法：

He was later discovered to have been a spy.

后来发现他原来是间谍。

Columbus is said to have discovered America in 1492.

据说哥伦布于1492年发现了美洲。

She discovered the joy of writing.

她感到了写作的乐趣。

词形变化：

vt.

1. 发现

She discovered that the man was a quack.

她发现那人是个庸医。

Who first discovered America?

谁最早发现美洲大陆?

2. 发觉; 找到

The lost bike was discovered at the bus stop.

丢了的自行车在公共汽车站那儿找到了。

discoverdiscoverD.J.:[disˈkʌvə]K.K.:[dɪˈskʌvɚ]vt.1.■发现Recently they have discovered a comet.最近他们发现了一颗彗星。I never discovered how to open the box.我一直未能发现该如何打开这个箱子。She discovered that she was being closely watched.她发现她在被人监视。We discovered her to be a good cook.我们发现她是一个很好的厨师。When returning back, he discovered the room to be in disorder.回家后, 他发现屋子里乱七八糟。They discovered him stealing public property.他们发现他偷窃公共财产。They discovered the murderer to have run away.他们发现凶手已逃之夭夭。2.■碰见, 撞见He discovered what it was.他看见它到底是什么了。3.■了解到, 认识到, 发觉We'll discover who did it.我们会查出是谁做的。

discover[dis'kʌvə]vt.1.■发现，发觉，看出；找出，找到；看见或得知(原先没看见或不知道的事物)：He discovered America in 1492.他于1492年发现了美洲。He discovered electricity.他发现了电。2.■意识到，认识到，认清；领悟；了解：I discovered that I didn't have my money with me when I went to pay my bill.当我去付账时发觉我没带钱。3.■使被知晓，使公之于世：The beauty spot has been discovered by a TV programme.由于一个电视节目的介绍，这个风景区已广为人知。4.■[罕用语]5.■揭示，显示，显露，展示6.■泄露，透露，暴露，使露出：The young girl discovered her age to her boy friend.姑娘向男友泄露了自己的年龄。vi.1.■发现:It's a deception, as far as I can discover.就我所知，这是一个骗局。近义词learndiscover check见check

discoverdiscover[disˈkʌvə]vt.1.■发现; 暴露; 现出, 发觉2.■显露; 显示discover new oil fields发现新油田Columbus discovered America.哥伦布发现了美洲。

词性变化discover[disˈkʌvə]vi.1.■有所发现, 看到实情The rumor is false, so far as I can discover.就我所看到的实情来说, 那谣言是不真实的。

继承用法discoverableadj.discoverablyadv.discoverern.

discover
verb
[with obj.]

find (something or someone) unexpectedly or in the course of a search
发现
firemen discovered a body in the debris.
消防队员们在废墟中发现一具尸体。
she discovered her lover in the arms of another woman.
她在另一个女人的怀抱中发现了她的情人。
■become aware of (a fact or situation)
知晓（事实，情况）
the courage to discover the truth and possibly be disappointed.
在可能会失望的情况下了解真相的勇气。
[with clause]it was a relief to discover that he wasn't in.
知道他不在里面让大家松了口气。
■be the first to find or observe (a place, substance, or scientific phenomenon)
（首次）发现（或观察到）（地点，物质，科学现象）
Fleming discovered penicillin early in the twentieth century.
弗莱明在20世纪初首次发现了青霉素。
■perceive the attractions of (an activity or subject) for the first time
首次察觉…的吸引力
a teenager who has recently discovered fashion.
一个刚感受到时尚魅力的年轻人。
■be the first to recognize the potential of (an actor, singer, or musician)
发现（演员、歌唱演员或音乐家的潜力）
I discovered the band back in the mid 70s.
早在70年代中期我就慧眼看中了这个乐队。
(archaic)divulge (a secret)
(古)泄漏（秘密）
they contain some secrets which Time will discover.
他们有些秘密，时间会让其水落石出的。
■disclose the identity of (someone)
揭露（某人）的身份
she at last discovered herself to me.
她终于向我自报家门。
■display (a quality or feeling)
流露（品质，感情）
with what agility did these military men discover their skill in feats of war.
这些军人们是以何等的机敏在战争中展示了他们的技能。

派生
discoverable
adjective
discoverer
noun
语源

Middle English (in the sense 'make known'): from Old French descovrir, from late Latin discooperire, from Latin dis- (expressing reversal) + cooperire 'cover completely' (see cover)