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Net
trovare

w Słowniku włoskim Oxford-Paravia

angielski
angielski
włoski
włoski

I. find [Brit fʌɪnd, Am faɪnd] RZ.

find (discovery)
scoperta r.ż.
find (discovery)
scoperta r.ż.
an arms find
she's a real find pot.

II. find <I f. cz. przesz./im. cz. przeszł. found> [Brit fʌɪnd, Am faɪnd] CZ. cz. przech.

1. find (discover by chance):

find thing, person
to find sb doing
to find sth locked, sb dead
to find sth to be locked, sb to be dead
to find that

2. find (discover by looking):

find thing, person
I can't find my keys
to find sth on a map
to find one's or the way
to find one's way out of building, forest, city

3. find (discover desired thing):

find job, vocation, flat, car, seat, solution
to find room for object, food
to find sth for sb or to find sb sth
trovare qc a qn
to find something for sb to do or to find sb something to do
to find oneself sth

4. find (encounter):

find word, term
find species

5. find (judge, consider):

find
trovare, considerare (that che)
how did you find her?
to find sb polite, a bore
to find sb, sth to be
trovare che qn, qc sia
to find sth easy, hard etc. to do

6. find (experience):

find pleasure, satisfaction
provare (in in; in doing a, nel fare)
find comfort
trovare (in in; in doing nel fare)

7. find (reach):

to find its, one's (own) level
to find its way to, into bin, pocket, area

8. find PR.:

to find that
to find sb guilty, not guilty

9. find (arrive to find) letter, card, day:

find person

10. find INF.:

find
find

III. find <I f. cz. przesz./im. cz. przeszł. found> [Brit fʌɪnd, Am faɪnd] CZ. cz. nieprzech. PR.

find (to find for, against sb)

IV. to find oneself <I f. cz. przesz./im. cz. przeszł. found> CZ. cz. zwr.

1. to find oneself (discover suddenly):

to find oneself

2. to find oneself (discover one's vocation):

to find oneself

V. find [Brit fʌɪnd, Am faɪnd]

I. find out CZ. [fʌɪnd -] (find out)

find out

II. find out CZ. [fʌɪnd -] (find out [sth], find [sth] out)

find out fact, answer, name, cause, truth:

find out

III. find out CZ. [fʌɪnd -] (find out who, why, where etc.)

find out

IV. find out CZ. [fʌɪnd -] (find out that)

find out
find out (find [sb] out) person

V. find out CZ. [fʌɪnd -] (find out about)

1. find out (discover, learn by chance):

find out plan, affair, breakage

2. find out (research, investigate):

find out subject, topic
włoski
włoski
angielski
angielski
reperire prove, corpo del reato
to find
reperire persona
to find
where can I find you?
to find
to find
find
find
to find sth repulsive

w słowniku PONS

angielski
angielski
włoski
włoski

I. find <found, found> [faɪnd] CZ. cz. przech.

1. find lost object, person:

find

2. find (locate):

find
to find support
to find happiness with sb
to find no reason why
to find (the) time
to find excuses
to find the strength (to do sth)
to find (enough) money

3. find (experience):

find

4. find (conclude):

5. find (discover):

find

II. find [faɪnd] RZ.

find
scoperta r.ż.

I. find out CZ. cz. przech.

find out
to find out when/where/who

II. find out CZ. cz. nieprzech.

to find out about sth/sb
to find sth boring
włoski
włoski
angielski
angielski
to find
to find
find
to find one's way
please find enclosed
to find out
Present
Ifind
youfind
he/she/itfinds
wefind
youfind
theyfind
Past
Ifound
youfound
he/she/itfound
wefound
youfound
theyfound
Present Perfect
Ihavefound
youhavefound
he/she/ithasfound
wehavefound
youhavefound
theyhavefound
Past Perfect
Ihadfound
youhadfound
he/she/ithadfound
wehadfound
youhadfound
theyhadfound

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