II. find <found, found> [faɪnd] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. find:
2. find:
I. find out ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. find (detect):
- find
- odkrivati [στιγμ odkriti]
2. find (discover):
- find
- izvedeti
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| you | find |
| he/she/it | finds |
| we | find |
| you | find |
| they | find |
| I | found |
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| you | found |
| he/she/it | found |
| we | found |
| you | found |
| they | found |
| I | have | found |
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| you | have | found |
| he/she/it | has | found |
| we | have | found |
| you | have | found |
| they | have | found |
| I | had | found |
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| you | had | found |
| he/she/it | had | found |
| we | had | found |
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PONS OpenDict
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In other words, the more you know about the subject, the more precisely you can identify what you must still find out.
en.wikipedia.org The goal of the interviews was to find out what kind of support they needed to advance peace.
en.wikipedia.org I would call it trying to find out how he was, or how he thought and felt.
en.wikipedia.org The second is to find out whether the risk-adjusted reward is equal to, inferior to, or superior to other competing strategies.
en.wikipedia.org This causes him to worry that people will find out he is seeing a psychiatrist.
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