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| 指認 | zhǐrèn | to identify |
| 認明 | rènmíng |
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| 驗明正身 | yànmíngzhèngshēn |
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| 辨認 | biànrèn |
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| 辨識 | biànshí |
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 |
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| 相認 | xiāngrèn |
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| 偵查 | zhēnchá |
他是个老练的侦查员。
He's a seasoned investigator. Source: Tatoeba |
| 偵測 | zhēncè |
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 | jiǎnbō | to detect (e.g. radio waves) |
| 檢測 | jiǎncè |
DNA检测表明,他是无辜的。
A DNA test showed he was innocent. Source: Tatoeba |
| 測知 | cèzhī |
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| 發覺 | fājué |
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 |
| 偵 | zhēn |
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| 感覺到 | gǎnjuédào |
我感覺到地震了。
I felt the earth shake. Source: Tatoeba |
| 察覺 | chájué |
瑪麗說她察覺到了區別。
Mary said she's noticed the difference. Source: Tatoeba |