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probed

/prəʊbd/

/proʊbd/

probedpast participle

/prəʊbd/

/proʊbd/

Past participle of 'probe' functioning as a non-gradable adjective.

Translations

examinéParticipe passé adjectival ; se dit d’un objet, d’un échantillon ou d’une situation examinés en détail.

The probed sample revealed several underlying problems.

L’échantillon examiné a révélé plusieurs problèmes sous-jacents.

Definitions

Examined or investigated thoroughly.

The probed sample revealed several underlying problems.

probeverb

probed

Past Simple

probed

Past Simple

probed

Past Participle

probing

ing-form

/prəʊb/

/proʊb/

Translations

sonderPour examiner physiquement ou explorer en profondeur.

The doctor probed the wound to assess the extent of the injury.

Le médecin a sondé la plaie pour évaluer l’étendue de la blessure.

Additional translations

examinerSens plus général d’exploration ou d’enquête approfondie.

Definitions

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.

Synonyms

probenoun

Definitions

A device or instrument used to explore or examine something, especially in science or medicine.

The doctor used a probe to examine the patient's throat.

A spacecraft designed to collect data about its environment and send it back to Earth.

The space agency launched a probe to study the surface of Mars.

An investigation or inquiry into a particular matter.

The government launched a probe into the financial irregularities of the company.

probeadjective

Definitions

Relating to or associated with a probe, especially a scientific or space probe.

The probe mission yielded a wealth of information about the comet.