ferret out
/ˈfɛr.ɪt aʊt/Word connections
verb
/ˈfɛr.ɪt aʊt/Фразовый глагол, означающий обнаружить или найти что-либо, особенно информацию, путем настойчивого поиска или тщательного расследования.
Verbo frasal que significa descubrir o encontrar algo, especialmente información, mediante una búsqueda persistente o una investigación minuciosa.
Verbe à particule signifiant découvrir ou trouver quelque chose, en particulier une information, par une recherche persistante ou une enquête minutieuse.
Deutsches Verb, das bedeutet, etwas – besonders Informationen – durch beharrliches Suchen oder gründliches Nachforschen aufzuspüren oder herauszufinden.
Verbo frasal que significa descobrir ou encontrar algo, especialmente informação, por meio de busca persistente ou investigação minuciosa.
动词短语,指通过坚持不懈的搜寻或彻底调查而发现或找到某物,尤指信息。
فعل مركب يعني اكتشاف شيء ما أو العثور عليه، وخاصة المعلومات، من خلال البحث الحثيث أو التحقيق الدقيق.
A phrasal verb meaning to discover or find something, especially information, by searching persistently or investigating thoroughly.
uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable
Discover or uncoverinformal
To find something hidden or concealed through persistent searching or investigation.
Выведать
Descubrir o desentrañar
découvrir en fouillant
Ausfindig machen
Desvendar
查出
استكشف عن
- The detective ferreted out the truth from the witness.
- She managed to ferret out the missing documents from the archives.
- Journalists often ferret out scandals that others try to hide.
Synonymsdig updiscoverexposefindroot outsniff outtrack downuncoverunearth
- ferreted out past participle
- ferreted out past simple
- ferreting out present participle
- ferrets out third person singular
Base verbferret
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