英语词汇“research”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

research

/rɪˈsəːtʃ

/ /ˈriːsəːtʃ

noun [mass noun] (also researches)

1The systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions: the group carries out research in geochemistry medical research he prefaces his study with a useful summary of his own researches...

The fact is that medical research is not concerned with the welfare of animals, and nor should it be.
A place for qualitative research in systematic reviews now seems established.
It is salutary to wonder how much more beneficial it would have been to have spent these sums of money on medical research.

Synonyms

investigation, experimentation, testing, exploration, analysis, fact-finding, examination, scrutiny, scrutinization, probing;

groundwork

rare indagation

experiments, experimentation, tests, enquiries, studies, analyses, work

1.1 [as modifier] Engaged in or intended for research: a research student a research paper...

He remained there for 50 years, and on retirement signed on as a research student.
When he had been there only about a year, a new research student asked if they could fix a time for a regular weekly meeting.
I'm currently writing a short research paper on links between magic and technology.

verb [with object]

1Investigate systematically: she has spent the last five years researching her people’s history [no object]: the team have been researching into flora and fauna...

The actress plays Eve, a beautiful scientist researching into the working of the human heart.
He was researching into the production of artificial rubber and fuel.
You now have an explanation for your second point, that the hours were spent in researching into the law and matters of that kind.

Synonyms

investigate, conduct investigations into, study, enquire into, make enquiries into, look into, probe, explore, analyse, examine, scrutinize, inspect, review, assess

study, read, read up on, pore over, delve into, dig into, sift through

informal check out

1.1Discover or verify information for use in (a book, programme, etc.): I was in New York researching my novel (as adjective, with submodifier researched) a well-researched and readable account...

While researching the book he decided to have a drink in every bar that bears his name, and there are plenty of those.
We will also be researching the international market and following the trends in color.
Her day starts with a round of toast and, if she is not researching the programme, she looks after the show's guests for the day.

Usage

The traditional pronunciation in British English puts the stress on the second syllable, -search. In US English the stress is reversed and comes on the re-. The US pronunciation is becoming more common in British English and, while some traditionalists view it as incorrect, it is now generally accepted as a standard variant of British English.

Derivatives

researchable

adjective ...

As you are doing your various modules, begin to think about whether there are any topics that might interest you and that might provide you with a researchable area.
At that time, participants agreed that the complex issues were researchable, and that good studies would lead to interventions with real impact,’ he added.
Additionally, the idea that psychoanalytic theories of spectatorship do not generate researchable questions should be rejected.

Origin

Late 16th century: from obsolete French recerche (noun), recercher (verb), from Old French re- (expressing intensive force) + cerchier 'to search'.

search from Middle English:
This is from the Old French verb cerchier from late Latin circare ‘go round’, from Latin circus ‘circle’. The main semantic strands are ‘explore thoroughly’ (search the premises) and ‘try to find’ (search out the truth), both of which have been present from the start. In research (late 16th century) the prefix re- is an intensifier of the meaning. The Old English equivalent seek is unconnected, going back to an Indo-European root shared by Latin sagire ‘perceive by scent’.

单词	research
释义	research /rɪˈsəːtʃ / /ˈriːsəːtʃ / noun [mass noun] (also researches) 1The systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions: the group carries out research in geochemistry medical research he prefaces his study with a useful summary of his own researches... The fact is that medical research is not concerned with the welfare of animals, and nor should it be. A place for qualitative research in systematic reviews now seems established. It is salutary to wonder how much more beneficial it would have been to have spent these sums of money on medical research. Synonyms investigation, experimentation, testing, exploration, analysis, fact-finding, examination, scrutiny, scrutinization, probing; groundwork rare indagation experiments, experimentation, tests, enquiries, studies, analyses, work 1.1 [as modifier] Engaged in or intended for research: a research student a research paper... He remained there for 50 years, and on retirement signed on as a research student. When he had been there only about a year, a new research student asked if they could fix a time for a regular weekly meeting. I'm currently writing a short research paper on links between magic and technology. verb [with object] 1Investigate systematically: she has spent the last five years researching her people’s history [no object]: the team have been researching into* flora and fauna... The actress plays Eve, a beautiful scientist researching into the working of the human heart. He was researching into the production of artificial rubber and fuel. You now have an explanation for your second point, that the hours were spent in researching into the law and matters of that kind. Synonyms investigate, conduct investigations into, study, enquire into, make enquiries into, look into, probe, explore, analyse, examine, scrutinize, inspect, review, assess study, read, read up on, pore over, delve into, dig into, sift through informal* check out 1.1Discover or verify information for use in (a book, programme, etc.): I was in New York researching my novel (as adjective, with submodifier researched) a well-researched and readable account... While researching the book he decided to have a drink in every bar that bears his name, and there are plenty of those. We will also be researching the international market and following the trends in color. Her day starts with a round of toast and, if she is not researching the programme, she looks after the show's guests for the day. Usage The traditional pronunciation in British English puts the stress on the second syllable, -search. In US English the stress is reversed and comes on the re-. The US pronunciation is becoming more common in British English and, while some traditionalists view it as incorrect, it is now generally accepted as a standard variant of British English. Derivatives researchable adjective ... As you are doing your various modules, begin to think about whether there are any topics that might interest you and that might provide you with a researchable area. At that time, participants agreed that the complex issues were researchable, and that good studies would lead to interventions with real impact,’ he added. Additionally, the idea that psychoanalytic theories of spectatorship do not generate researchable questions should be rejected. Origin Late 16th century: from obsolete French recerche (noun), recercher (verb), from Old French re- (expressing intensive force) + cerchier 'to search'. search from Middle English: This is from the Old French verb cerchier from late Latin circare ‘go round’, from Latin circus ‘circle’. The main semantic strands are ‘explore thoroughly’ (search the premises) and ‘try to find’ (search out the truth), both of which have been present from the start. In research (late 16th century) the prefix re- is an intensifier of the meaning. The Old English equivalent seek is unconnected, going back to an Indo-European root shared by Latin sagire ‘perceive by scent’.
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