detective work
英 [dɪˈtektɪv wɜːk]
美 [dɪˈtektɪv wɜːrk]
调查;探究
英英释义
noun
- a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
- detection is hard on the feet
双语例句
- Due diligence is more a matter of detective work than fact-checking.
尽职调查更多成为一种侦探工作,而非核实事实。 - USDA's top bee scientist, Jeff Pettis, who is coordinating the detective work on this die-off, has more suspected causes than time, people and money to look into them.
美国农业部的首席蜜蜂科学家JeffPettis负责协调调查这次蜜蜂死亡,他有更多的人力和财力来调查,他认为除了时间外还有很多可怀疑的原因。 - "We're still trying to do the detective work here," Milburn said.
“我们仍在试图做的侦查工作在这里,”米尔本说。 - Almost ten years after its publication, the aged professor still got very excited over his book: "It was detective work. I had a lot of fun working on it."
在这本书出版几乎十年以后,这位上了年纪的教授谈起这本书依然很兴奋:“这是一本侦探性的书,写这本书时可有意思了。” - But this kind of detective work is daunting.
但这种侦查工作颇为艰巨。 - This morning I got her to do a bit of detective work.
今天上午我让她又做了点查询工作。 - But with just a handful of bones to go on, it takes a lot of detective work to determine which features spell the difference between living another day and going the way of the dodo.
但仅凭着手头这些恐龙骨骼化石,我们还要做大量的查证工作来确定,到底是哪些特征导致有些种类的恐龙可以以不同的方式生存了下来,而有些则走向灭绝。 - After a lot of detective work, I managed to find out where my old school friend was living.
经大量调查,我设法查明了老校友的住处。 - Despite careful detective work, many items have never been recovered.
尽管进行了悉心探查,许多物品还是一直没有找回。 - They say that genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains. It's a very bad definition, but it does apply to detective work.
就是无止境地吃苦耐劳的本领。这个定义下得很不恰当,但是在侦探工作上倒还适用。