probing

UK
/ˈprəʊbɪŋ/
US
/ˈproʊbɪŋ/

Übersetzungen

probingsubstantiv
probings
Pl.
The scientist conducted a probing into the effects of the new drug.
Учёный провёл исследование влияния нового препарата.
The doctor performed a probing of the patient's stomach.
Врач провёл зондирование желудка пациента.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
исследовательская работа
probingadjektiv
more probing
Komp.
most probing
Super.
UK
/ˈprəʊbɪŋ/
US
/ˈproʊbɪŋ/
The scientist had a probing mind that led to many discoveries.
Ученый обладал исследовательским умом, который привел ко многим открытиям.
Her probing questions made everyone think deeply about the issue.
Ее вопросительные вопросы заставили всех глубоко задуматься над проблемой.
He gave her a probing look, trying to understand her true feelings.
Он бросил на нее проникновенный взгляд, пытаясь понять ее истинные чувства.
probeverb

probing

Gerundium

probed
Präteritum
probed
Partizip Perfekt
probing
Gerundium
UK
/prəʊb/
US
/proʊb/
The scientists probe the depths of the ocean to discover new species.
Учёные исследуют глубины океана, чтобы открыть новые виды.
The doctor will probe the wound to assess the damage.
Доктор будет зондировать рану, чтобы оценить повреждения.
The detective decided to probe the suspect's alibi.
Детектив решил прощупывать алиби подозреваемого.

Definitionen

probingsubstantiv
The act of exploring or investigating something thoroughly.
The scientist's probing into the unknown depths of the ocean revealed new species.
The physical exploration of a body, substance, or area with a probe or instrument, typically to discover information that is not immediately visible.
The archaeologist's probing of the soil revealed several buried artifacts.
probingadjektiv
Inquisitive or investigative in nature, often seeking to uncover information or details.
The journalist's probing questions made the politician uncomfortable.
Thorough and detailed in examination or analysis.
Her probing analysis of the data revealed several inconsistencies.
probeverb
To physically explore or examine something with hands or an instrument.
The doctor probed the wound to assess the extent of the injury.
To investigate or explore something thoroughly, often to uncover information.
The journalist probed into the politician's past to uncover any hidden scandals.