關於Detect的意思和用法的提問

A: to find and discover that something is present

A: To discover/catch something.
e.g

The alarm should go off automatically as soon as smoke is detected.

Avast anivirus detected 10 viruses in the computer.

Financial experts have detected signs that the economy is beginning to improve.

A: To discover (something hidden) or notice something (that's not obvious).

I detected a thief, so I called 911.
I detected the smell of burning food, so I ran back into the kitchen.
I detected a shift in the wind.

A: the computer detected a problem in the system

A:

1- I detect a problem.

2- You can detect smells with your nose.

3- I detect a fault in the system.

4- Security alarms detect intruders.

A: very well put :)

A: These are mostly used the same, except when it comes to technology. You have a "detector", not a "noticer". ;)

A: "detect" means to discover the existence of something. "find" means to discover something. They aren't always interchangeable.

You can say "I found your jacket." but saying "I detected your jacket." makes it sound like you used fancy tools to detect the jacket.

"I detect fear in you" is fine to say, but "I find fear in you" doesn't really make sense.

A: They are very similar but "detect" implies "searching." Like, "The radar detected many planes approaching." "Notice" is incidental, almost accidental. "I noticed she was wearing a green shirt today."

A: To detect is mostly used for machines.
For example:
- The metal detector detected several coins.

Explaining the difference between to feel and to sense is really hard, there's only a very fine nuance separating to feel and to sense in most contexts. Sometimes they're interchangeable; sometimes they're not.
To feel is to have an impression or a feeling about something.
For example:
- I feel that he is too careless on the road.
- We all felt that the teacher was too severe with the student.
- I feel like nobody understands me. - She feels like a stranger in her own home.

To sense is to have a suspicion based on a feeling or on the way someone is acting.
For example:
- I sense that he doesn't really want to go.
- We all sensed a certain sadness in our mother that day.

I hope you understand!!

A: Detected is the past form of the verb "detect" and means "to find something". Detectable is an adjective meaning "(of something) able to be found"

"Samsung had detected a fault in their new smartphone"

"Racism is not detectable if you just look at a person's appearance"

A: When pronouncing it, it will be like dee-tect

A: Not detected is correct.

A: @Nabinekoo first one.