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explore

/ɪkˈsplɔːr/

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verb

/ɪkˈsplɔːr/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия путешествия или исследования незнакомой местности, идеи или предмета с целью узнать о них больше.

A verb used to indicate the act of traveling through or investigating an unfamiliar area, idea, or subject in order to learn more about it.

  1. Travel and discoverA2formal

    To travel through an unfamiliar area in order to learn about it.

    ruИсследовать

    • They explored the ancient ruins in Greece.
    • We spent the day exploring the forest trails.
    • She wants to explore the islands of the Pacific.

    Synonymsprospectrangereconnoiterscoutsurveytourtraverse

    Antonymsbypassignoreneglectoverlookskip

  2. B1formal

    To examine or investigate something thoroughly in order to learn more about it.

    ruИсследовать

    • The scientists explored the effects of the new drug.
    • We need to explore all possible solutions to this problem.
    • He explored the topic in great detail during his lecture.

    Synonymsanalyzeexamineinspectinvestigatelook intoproberesearchscrutinizestudy

    Antonymsdisregardignoreneglectoverlookskip

  3. Consider or think aboutB1formal

    To think about or discuss something in order to understand it better.

    ruРассмотреть

    • Let's explore the idea of starting a new business.
    • The committee explored various options for funding.
    • She explored the possibility of studying abroad.

    Synonymsanalyzeconsidercontemplatedeliberateexamineinvestigatelook intoprobereviewstudy

    Antonymsdismissdisregardignoreneglectoverlook

Forms
  • explored past participle
  • explored past simple
  • exploring present participle
  • explores third person singular
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