identify
Prononciation : [/aɪˈdɛn.tɪ.faɪ/]
Contexte : « recognition »
(verb) to recognize or be able to name someone or something. It's like when you see a familiar face and you remember who that person is.
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I can easily identify my best friend in a crowd because of her bright red hair.
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I couldn't identify the man who stole my wallet because he was wearing a mask.
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Can you identify the different types of birds in this picture?
Contexte : « determine »
(verb) to figure out or discover the real or true nature of something. It's like solving a mystery and finding out who the culprit is.
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Through the DNA test, we were able to identify the suspect in the crime.
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It was difficult to identify the cause of the strange noise coming from the car engine.
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How can we identify the source of the strange smell in the kitchen?
Contexte : « point out »
(verb) to indicate or show who or what someone or something is. It's like when you're asked to point to the correct answer in a multiple choice question.
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Can you help me identify which flower is poisonous in the garden?
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He failed to identify the correct route to the airport, leading to a delay in his flight.
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Could you identify the person who left this note on the desk?