probe
名词
定义 probe 名词
- Countable(可數名詞)
An investigation to uncover information by asking many questions.
探索；探查；調查；研查
The federal agency launched a probe into the corruption allegations.
聯邦機構對貪污指控展開調查。
A legal probe was initiated into the company's financial practices.
對該公司的財務行為啟動了法律調查。
The media began a probe into the politician's misconduct.
媒體開始對該政治人物的不當行為進行調查。
- Countable(可數名詞)medical(醫學)specialized(專業)
A slender, elongated tool utilized by medical professionals for internal examinations.
（醫生用的）探針
- Countable(可數名詞)science(科學)specialized(專業)
A device designed to be inserted into something for testing or data collection.
探測器
动词
定义 probe 动词
- Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)
To investigate carefully, often by asking indirect or probing questions, especially to uncover sensitive or concealed information.
盤問；追問；探究
The journalist attempted to probe the truth behind the scandal.
記者試圖探究醜聞背後的真相。
The lawyer probed the witness, seeking any inconsistencies.
律師盤問了證人，試圖找出任何不一致的地方。
The committee probed all the relevant evidence carefully.
委員會仔細調查了所有相關證據。
- Transitive(及物動詞)Intransitive(不及物動詞)
To explore or examine something with a tool, particularly to locate something hidden or to investigate a space.
（用工具）探查，探測
Archaeologists used probes to investigate the site for ancient artifacts.
考古學家用探測器在遺址中尋找古代文物。
The engineers used special instruments to probe the walls for structural damage.
工程師使用特殊儀器探測牆壁的結構損壞。
They used probes to explore the underwater cave.
他們用探測器探索了水下洞穴。