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• Adjetivo que describe algo que ha sido descubierto o hallado, usado a menudo en contextos artísticos (como 'objeto encontrado' o 'metraje encontrado') para referirse a cosas preexistentes que se emplean con un nuevo significado.

Adjective describing something that has been discovered or encountered, often used in artistic contexts (e.g., 'found object', 'found footage') to indicate pre-existing items repurposed for new meaning.

1. Discovered or locatedB1formal

   Found by chance or after looking for it.

   hallado o encontrado

   • The lost keys were found under the sofa.
   • She was found safe and sound after the storm.
   • The treasure was found buried in the garden.
   • His wallet was found by a kind stranger.

   Sinónimoscome upondiscoveredlocatedrecovered

   Antónimoslostmisplacedmissing

• Sustantivo que designa la manutención y el alojamiento proporcionados como parte de un pago o paquete de compensación, además del salario en dinero.

A noun referring to food and lodging that are provided as part of a payment or compensation package, in addition to monetary wages.

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1. Food and lodgingB2formalbritish

   Meals and accommodation provided as part of a job or arrangement, often in addition to a salary.

   manutención

   • The job offers a salary plus free board and found.
   • The farm workers received their wages and found.
   • The contract includes found for the duration of the project.

   Sinónimosboardkeepmaintenancesubsistence

• Verbo que denota la acción de hallar algo o a alguien, ya sea por casualidad o como resultado de una búsqueda; también puede referirse a descubrir algo, considerar u opinar sobre algo, o encontrarse en un estado o situación.

A verb used to indicate the act of discovering something or someone, either by chance or through searching.

verbo irregular

1. Discover by chanceA1formal

   To discover something or someone unexpectedly or by chance.

   Encontrar por casualidad

   • I found my keys under the sofa.
   • She found a wallet on the street.
   • He found an old photo while cleaning the attic.

   Sinónimoschance uponcome acrossdiscoverencounterhappen upon

2. Locate after searchingA1formal

   To locate something after looking for it.

   encontrar algo buscado

   • Can you find the map in the drawer?
   • They finally found the missing documents.
   • I can't find my phone anywhere.

   Sinónimoscome acrossdiscoverlocatetrack downturn upunearth

   Antónimoslosemisplacemiss

3. Discover through experienceA2formal

   To experience or discover something through use or observation.

   Descubrir por experiencia

   • I find this book very interesting.
   • She finds it hard to wake up early.
   • He found the job challenging but rewarding.

   Sinónimosdiscoverencounterexperiencelearnnoticeobserveperceive

4. Reach a decisionB2formal

   To decide or judge something, especially in a legal context.

   fallar

   • The jury found him guilty of the crime.
   • The court found in favor of the plaintiff.
   • Experts found no evidence of wrongdoing.

   Sinónimosadjudgedecidedeclaredeemdetermineholdjudgerule

Variantes phrasalfind out

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de establecer, crear o sentar las bases de una institución, organización o asentamiento.

A verb used to indicate the act of establishing, creating, or laying the foundation of an institution, organization, or settlement.

1. Establish or createB2formal

   To set up or establish an institution, organization, or city.

   Fundar

   • The university was founded in 1850.
   • They founded a new company to develop renewable energy.
   • The city was founded by settlers in the 18th century.

   Sinónimosbuildconstitutecreateestablishinaugurateinitiateinstituteorganizeoriginateset upstart

   Antónimosabolishdemolishdestroydisbanddissolveterminate

2. Base or groundB2formal

   To base something on a particular idea, principle, or fact.

   Fundar, basar

   • His argument is founded on solid evidence.
   • The theory is founded on years of research.
   • Their relationship is founded on mutual respect.

   Sinónimosbasebuildestablishgroundpredicaterestroot