detect
Prononciation : [dɪˈtɛkt]
Mot
Contexte : « observation »
(verb) to notice something or find out something that is not immediately obvious. It's like being a detective and figuring things out that others might miss.
Exemple
The scientist was able to detect a small change in temperature during the experiment.
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He did not detect any signs of trouble on the way to the party.
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Can you detect the difference in sound when you hit the drum softly?
Contexte : « technology »
(verb) to find or identify something using special tools. This is often used in computers or medical devices, like when a machine finds a virus or checks your health.
Exemple
The antivirus program can detect harmful files on your computer.
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The machine could not detect any problems with the engine.
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What kind of problems can this device detect?
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