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finding

UK
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
US
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
finding around
finding down
finding in
finding out

Translations

findingnoun
findings
pl
UK
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
US
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
résultatSurtout au pluriel dans le contexte de la recherche.
The scientists published their findings in a renowned journal.
Les scientifiques ont publié leurs résultats dans une revue réputée.
constatationSens administratif, scientifique ou juridique : conclusion établie après examen.
The report's main finding was that the process could be improved.
La principale constatation du rapport était que le processus pouvait être amélioré.
verdictSens juridique.
The jury's finding was that the defendant was guilty.
Le verdict du jury était que le défendeur était coupable.
Additional translations
apprêtEmploi technique, surtout en bijouterie et dans la confection.
Synonyms
discovery
conclusion
result
determination
outcome
revelation
insight
realization
findinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
US
/ˈfaɪndɪŋ/
Used as a present participle adjective (e.g., "finding algorithm").
Additional translations
de détectionEmploi technique ou fonctionnel.
Synonyms
discovering
detecting
locating
identifying
uncovering
unearthing
revealing
spotting
tracing
ascertaining
findverb

finding

Gerund

found
Past Simple
found
Past Participle
finding
Gerund
UK
/faɪnd/
US
/faɪnd/
découvrirSe dit surtout d’une découverte fortuite ou inattendue.
She found a rare coin while cleaning the attic.
Elle a découvert une pièce rare en nettoyant le grenier.
He found the information he needed in the library.
Il a trouvé les informations dont il avait besoin à la bibliothèque.
retrouverS’emploie pour retrouver quelque chose de perdu.
I finally found my keys after searching for an hour.
J'ai finalement retrouvé mes clés après une heure de recherche.
constaterEmploi soutenu ou formel pour établir un fait ou constater une vérité.
The investigators found that the plan was flawed.
Les enquêteurs ont constaté que le plan était défaillant.
The company found the resources to complete the project.
L'entreprise a fourni les ressources nécessaires pour mener à bien le projet.
trouverS’emploie aussi au sens de juger ou considérer quelque chose d’une certaine manière.
She finds the new schedule quite convenient.
Elle trouve le nouvel horaire très pratique.
Synonyms
discover
locate
unearth
detect
identify
uncover
reveal
spot
ascertain
come across
Antonyms
lose

Definitions

findingnoun
The result of an investigation or research.
The scientists published their findings in a renowned journal.
A small article or tool used in making garments, shoes, or jewelry.
The jeweler used various findings to complete the necklace.
A formal decision or conclusion by a judge or jury in a court of law.
The jury's finding was that the defendant was guilty.
findinggerund / present participle
Serving to locate, discover, or detect something; designed for or relating to the act of finding.
The finding tool quickly pinpoints errors in the code.
findverb
To discover or perceive by chance or unexpectedly.
She found a rare coin while cleaning the attic.
To come upon by searching or effort.
He found the information he needed in the library.
To recover something lost.
I finally found my keys after searching for an hour.
To establish or ascertain the truth or validity of something.
The jury found the defendant guilty.
To provide or furnish with what is needed.
The company found the resources to complete the project.
To consider, perceive, or regard someone or something in a specified way.
She finds the new schedule quite convenient.
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