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discovery noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + DISCOVERY | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEbig, great, important, major, significant 重大/伟大/重要/主要/有重要意义的发现◆potentially the biggest scientific discovery for fifty years很可能成为 50 年来最大的科学发现startling, surprising, unexpected 惊人的/令人吃惊的/意想不到的发现amazing, remarkable 了不起的/非同寻常的发现exciting 激动人心的发现fascinating, interesting 吸引人的/有趣的发现grim (especially BrE) , grisly, gruesome 令人沮丧的/恐怖的/令人毛骨悚然的发现◆the grisly discovery of a decapitated body发现一具可怕的无头尸latest, new, recent 最新发现;新发现;近来的发现accidental, chance 偶然的/意外的发现◆All these were chance discoveries made by scientists engaged in other investigations.这些都是从事其他研究的科学家偶然发现的。fortuitous, serendipitous 幸运的/意想不到的发现archaeological, medical, scientific 考古/医学/科学发现drug 药物发现personal 个人的发现◆The story tells of a man's journey of personal discovery.这个故事讲述一名男子的个人探索之旅。VERB + DISCOVERYmake 做出发现◆New scientific discoveries are being made all the time.科学新发现一直层出不穷。lead to 带来发现◆Their work led to some important medical discoveries.他们的工作带来了医学上的一些重要发现。await 等待被发现◆There may be many unexpected treasures awaiting discovery.可能有意想不到的丰富宝藏等待被发现。announce, report 宣布/报告发现PREPOSITIONdiscovery by 由⋯做出的发现◆a discovery by a French scientist一位法国科学家的发现discovery of ⋯的被发现◆the discovery of oil in the North Sea在北海发现石油PHRASESa process of discovery 发现的过程a journey of discovery, a voyage of discovery (both figurative) 发现之旅◆To tour Sri Lanka is to take a voyage of discovery through a land of endless variety.在斯里兰卡旅行就像是在一片变幻无穷的土地上进行探索之旅。share a/your discovery (with sb) (与某人)分享一项/你的发现 |