discerned

英 [dɪˈsɜːnd]

美 [dɪˈsɜːrnd]

v.  觉察出; 识别; 了解; (依稀)看出，分辨出，听出
discern的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 觉察出;知道;了解;辨明
  If you candiscernsomething, you are aware of it and know what it is.
  1. You need a long series of data to be able to discern such a trend...
     你需要一长串的数据才能看出这一趋势。
  2. It was hard to discern why this was happening.
     很难弄清楚这为什么会发生。
• VERB 依稀看出;分辨出
  If you candiscernsomething, you can just see it, but not clearly.
  1. Below the bridge we could just discern a narrow, weedy ditch.
     我们仅能依稀辨出桥下一条杂草丛生的窄沟。

双语例句

• He did not think he discerned God in this manner of dying;
  他不认为这样死去的人可以悟到上帝。
• Nothing suspicious was discerned, but still it was necessary for them to be on their guard.
  他们并没有发现什么可疑的东西，但是小心戒备还是必要的。
• He discerned in himself a faint physical repulsion from her.
  他察觉到在自己身上对她有一点生理上的排斥。
• The minister appeared to see him, with the same glance that discerned the miraculous letter.
  牧师似乎用辨出那神奇字母的同样目光，也看见了他。
• I had discerned a small change in his attitude during recent weeks.
  我已经注意到这几周来他的态度变化了。
• We discerned the figure of a man clinging to the mast of the wrecked ship.
  我们费力地看到了一个人影，悬浮在遇难船只的桅杆上。
• He discerned an opportunity for a new kind of joke which required him to be cautious and solemn.
  他发现来了一个机会，可以开一个新的玩笑，不过要求他应该谨慎而严肃。
• I soon discerned that the man was lying.
  我马上察觉出那人在撒谎。
• He discerned the fact that his demon secret was abroad, universal.
  他领悟到，他那可怕的秘密已经不胫而走，众所周知了。
• He discerned in the novel an air of Sixties nostalgia.
  他在小说里感受到一种20世纪60年代的怀旧氛围。