gleaned

英 [ɡliːnd]

美 [ɡliːnd]

v.  费力地收集，四处搜集(信息、知识等)
glean的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 耐心学习，仔细收集（信息、知识等）
  If yougleansomething such as information or knowledge, you learn or collect it slowly and patiently, and perhaps indirectly.
  1. At present we're gleaning information from all sources...
     目前，我们正从各种渠道收集信息。
  2. 10,000 pages of evidence were gleaned from hundreds and hundreds of interviews.
     从无数次的采访中收集到了长达一万页的证据。

双语例句

• Since time began, human have gleaned most of their vitamin D from the sun.
  开始的时候，人们从阳光下获得了许多维生素D。
• A few facts can be gleaned from other writings and from coins and inscription.
  我们可以从其他著作中，从钱币和铭文中，掇拾出少量事实来。
• He gleaned these facts from government white papers.
  他从政府发行的白皮书中搜集了这些事实。
• But they can, and do, use aggregate information, "market colour" gleaned from their interactions with investors, hedge funds and companies.
  但他们可以而且一直在利用综合信息，即在与投资者、对冲基金和公司的往来中收集到的“市场颜色”。
• Much of the information you have gleaned is of no practical use.
  你收集到的大部分情报没有实用价值。
• I asked three successful leaders for lessons they gleaned from their superiors'mistakes.
  我询问了三个成功的领导者，他们从他们的上司那里得到了这样的教训；
• In return for my inventions I gleaned certain facts, which I squirreled away.
  为了回馈我的故事，作为奖赏，我得知了一些很遥远模糊的事实。
• One answer can be gleaned from previous forecasts.
  我们可以从以往的预测中找到一个答案。
• What can be gleaned from the experiences of a movement that failed to reach its goal?
  一场未能如期达到预期目标的运动，能给我们带来什么样的教益呢？
• Information gleaned from the photographic essays of Robert kincaid;
  从罗伯特。金凯的摄影文章中收集到的情况；