覺察

觉察
juéchá
  1. to sense
  2. to perceive
  3. to come to realize
  4. to be aware

CEDICT

to sense; to detect; to become aware of; to perceive

Wiktionary

察知。

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維基詞典

Examples

他必定會覺察到你的錯誤。

He's bound to notice your mistake.

Source: Tatoeba

Entry Composition

1 覺 jué
  1. to feel
  2. to find that
  3. thinking
  4. awake
  5. aware
=2 察 chá
  1. to examine
  2. to inquire
  3. to observe
  4. to inspect
  5. to look into
  6. obvious
  7. clearly evident
=2 察 chá variant of 察 chá

Related entries

察覺 chájué
  1. to sense
  2. to perceive
  3. to become aware of
  4. to detect
瑪麗說她察覺到了區別。

Mary said she's noticed the difference.

Source: Tatoeba

意會 yìhuì
  1. to sense
  2. to grasp intuitively
感受 gǎnshòu
  1. to sense
  2. perception
  3. to feel (through the senses)
  4. to experience
  5. a feeling
  6. an impression
  7. an experience
我親自感受過。

I experienced it firsthand.

Source: Tatoeba

偵測 zhēncè
  1. to detect
  2. to sense
相反，他们通过舌头来侦测声音，并通过头骨内的感觉器官来感受震动。

Instead, they detect sounds through their tongues and feel vibrations through sense organs in the skull.

Source: Tatoeba

感覺到 gǎnjuédào
  1. to feel
  2. to sense
  3. to detect
  4. to perceive
  5. to become aware
我感覺到地震了。

I felt the earth shake.

Source: Tatoeba

測知 cèzhī
  1. to detect
  2. to sense
明察 míngchá
  1. to note clearly
  2. to perceive
發覺 fājué
  1. to become aware
  2. to detect
  3. to realize
  4. to perceive
我發覺說英語很簡單。

I found it easy to speak English.

I discovered that speaking English was pretty easy.

Source: Tatoeba

感悟 gǎnwù
  1. to come to realize
  2. to appreciate (feelings)
覺醒 juéxǐng
  1. to awaken
  2. to come to realize
  3. awakened to the truth
  4. the truth dawns upon one
  5. scales fall from the eyes
  6. to become aware
中国是一只沉睡的狮子，一旦觉醒，将会震惊世界。

China is a sleeping tiger, but once it wakes up, it will shock the world.

Source: Tatoeba

醒悟 xǐngwù
  1. to come to oneself
  2. to come to realize
  3. to come to see the truth
  4. to wake up to reality
省 xǐng
  1. (bound form) to scrutinize
  2. (bound form) to reflect (on one's conduct)
  3. (bound form) to come to realize
  4. (bound form) to pay a visit (to one's parents or elders)
你省了我好多時間。

You just saved me a lot of time.

Source: Tatoeba

憬然 jǐngrán
  1. to be aware
  2. to be knowing
知 zhī
  1. to know
  2. to be aware
你知不知道他们是谁?

Do you know who they are?

Source: Tatoeba