discovery
柯林斯词典
1. N-VAR If someone makes a discovery, they become aware of something that they did not know about before. 發現
I felt I'd made an incredible discovery. 我感到自己有了一個驚人的發現。
2. N-VAR If someone makes a discovery, they are the first person to find or become aware of a place, substance, or scientific fact that no one knew about before. 新發現
In that year, two momentous discoveries were made. 那年有2項重大的新發現。
3. N-VAR When the discovery of people or objects happens, someone finds them, either by accident or as a result of looking for them. 發現
...the discovery and destruction by soldiers of millions of marijuana plants. …士兵們對數百萬株大麻的發現和摧燬。
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discovery /dɪˈskʌvərɪ/ (discoveries)
剑桥词典
- Scientists are on the brink of a major new discovery.
- The discovery of oil brought many benefits to the town .
- Various ecological issues have come to the fore since the discovery of the hole in the ozone layer .
- The two scientists both made the same discovery independently, at roughly the same time .
- Word of the discovery caused a stir among astronomers . 返回 discovery
discovery noun (FINDING)
[ 可數名詞:有複數形式的名詞 or 不可數或單數名詞:沒有複數形式的名詞 ]the process of finding information , a place , or an object , especially for the first time , or the thing that is found
(尤指首次)發現(的過程);被發現的事物
the discovery of electricity 電的發現
Leonardo made many scientific discoveries. 萊昂納多有許多科學發現。
a journey /voyage of discovery 發現之旅
The discovery of a body in the undergrowth started a murder enquiry . 在灌木叢中發現的屍躰引發了一場兇殺案調查。
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