鑑識

鉴识
jiànshí
  1. to identify
  2. to detect

CEDICT

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指認 zhǐrèn to identify
認明 rènmíng
  1. to identify
  2. to authenticate
驗明正身 yànmíngzhèngshēn
  1. to identify
  2. to verify sb's identity
  3. identification
辨認 biànrèn
  1. to recognize
  2. to identify
辨識 biànshí
  1. identification
  2. to identify
  3. to recognize
如果你移動筆的距離太小, 速度太慢, 它就無法辨識出你的手勢, 那麼你便無法用你想要的方式操作它。

If the distance you move the pen is too small, the speed too slow, it can't recognize the gestures well and you can't operate it in the way you thought.

Source: Tatoeba

驗明 yànmíng
  1. to ascertain
  2. to identify
  3. to verify (sb's identity etc)
相認 xiāngrèn
  1. to know each other
  2. to recognize
  3. to identify
  4. to acknowledge (an old relationship)
偵查 zhēnchá
  1. to detect
  2. to investigate
他是个老练的侦查员。

He's a seasoned investigator.

Source: Tatoeba

偵測 zhēn
  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

檢出 jiǎnchū to detect
檢波 jiǎn to detect (e.g. radio waves)
檢測 jiǎn
  1. to detect
  2. to test
  3. detection
  4. sensing
DNA检测表明,他是无辜的。

A DNA test showed he was innocent.

Source: Tatoeba

測知 zhī
  1. to detect
  2. to sense
發覺 jué
  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

zhēn
  1. to scout
  2. to spy
  3. to detect
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

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