Word · Frequency #2027
findings
研究结果；调查结果
findings is the plural of finding.
A result obtained from research or an investigation.
- 1.
A result of research or an investigation.
研究或调查的结果
- 2.
A formal conclusion by a judge, jury or regulatory agency on issues of fact.
法官、陪审团或监管机构对事实问题的正式结论
- 3.
That which is found, a find, a discovery.
被发现的东西；发现物
- 4.
The act of discovering something by chance, an instance of finding something by chance.
偶然发现某物的行为或实例
- 5.
A self-contained component of assembled jewellery.
珠宝中的独立组件
裁决；判定；结论；发现物；找到的东西；偶然发现；寻得；首饰配件；珠宝扣件；研究或调查的结果
In use
The scientists published their findings in a top journal.
The committee's finding was that the project should proceed.
The court's finding of negligence led to a large settlement.
findings on/about sth
复数形式常指调查或研究结果
The findings on climate change were alarming.
关于气候变化的发现令人震惊。
the finding that + clause
The finding that the vaccine was effective led to widespread distribution.
该疫苗有效的发现导致了广泛分发。
a finding of + noun phrase
常用于法律语境
Connections
Collocations
- research findings
- 研究结果
- The research findings were published in a leading journal.研究结果发表在一家领先期刊上。
- key findings
- 关键发现
- The report highlights the key findings of the investigation.报告强调了调查的关键发现。
- preliminary findings
- 初步结果
- Preliminary findings suggest a link between the two factors.初步结果表明这两个因素之间存在关联。
- surprising finding
- 惊人发现
- The study yielded a surprising finding about sleep patterns.这项研究得出了一个关于睡眠模式的惊人发现。
- court finding
- 法庭裁决
- The court finding was in favor of the plaintiff.法庭裁决有利于原告。
- major finding
Learner notes
Memory Tip
联想：找到（find）加-ing，就是找到了的结果和发现。比如你找到钥匙，那就是一个finding。
Context & Register
通常以复数形式 findings 出现，多用于学术、科研和法律等正式语境，表示研究结果或调查结论。
Grammar Note
通常用作可数名词，表示调查或研究的结果。
Pronunciation & Spelling
These words share the -ing ending and the stressed vowel /aɪ/, making them rhyme with 'finding'. Words like 'landing' or 'standing' (with /æ/) are common lookalikes that do not rhyme.
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 2，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
Learn the forms together
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