find
/faɪnd/
verb
- To discover or locate something that was lost, hidden, or not known.
- I need to find my keys before I leave for work.
- She found a beautiful seashell on the beach.
- The detective finally found the missing painting.
- To experience or realize something, often by chance or through effort.
- He finds great joy in gardening.
- I find that exercise helps me sleep better.
- They found the movie to be very entertaining.
- To reach a decision or conclusion, especially in a legal or official context.
- The court found that the company had broken the law.
- The jury found the defendant not guilty.
- After reviewing the evidence, the judge found him innocent.
- To obtain or get something, especially after searching or effort.
- She found a new job after months of searching.
- We need to find a solution to this problem.
- He found the courage to speak in public.
noun
- Something that is discovered, especially something valuable or interesting.
- The archaeologist's latest find was a 2,000-year-old vase.
- That old coin was a real find at the flea market.
- Her new restaurant is a great find in the neighborhood.