關於Explore的意思和用法的提問

A: Adventuring. Going out and looking around to see what there is around. Discovering things outside.

A: To find out what has happened with someone.

A: It is a common expression for when you are just starting to learn a topic so it's like getting the general idea of something

A: Travelling to new places to learn about new things

A: You can use “explore ” in different contexts
Doing things: I want to explore hiking trails in my area
Thinking: we should explore different ways of solving the problem
Feeling: music helps us to explore our emotions

A: "I want to explore the Amazon jungle."

A: Magellan explored the Atlantic Ocean.

A: I explore the Wikipedia page

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A: To explore is when you go to a new place and to see new things. To discover is when you see those things for the first time.
Example:
"Explore the country and discover amazing landscapes."
You go to the country and explore it. When you explore, you will discover landscapes which are a new thing for you.

A: Explore is the verb. Adventure is the noun.

I want an adventure.
I like to explore.

A: explore: "The robot was sent to Mars to explore the planet."
probe: "The robot was sent to Mars to probe for signs of life."
search: "The robot was sent to Mars to search the planet for a sign of life."
They are all very similar words, but I hope this helps a bit!

A: Search for - look for, but does not necessarily imply that any information was gained or other action taken
Ex. I searched for jobs on Google (but may not have read the descriptions for or applied for any.)

Investigate - get information on
Ex. I investigate some programming jobs online. (I read about some open positions, but didn't apply for any.)

Explore - get information on and may also have physically experienced
Ex. I explored jobs in the programming industry. (I worked several different jobs in the industry to experience what it's like.)

A: Exploring a forest, or Exploring in a forest, is correct.

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A: Explore

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A: It could be. "If you've ever explored Canada, you'd know it's nice." would be grammatical.