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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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found1 [ingl. am. faʊnd, ingl. brit. faʊnd] pret. & pret. part find

I. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. trans.

1. find (sth lost or hidden):

look what I've found!

2. find (come across, come upon):

she found him in

3.1. find (ascertain, discover):

find solution/cause/answer
he was found to have Aids

3.2. find DER.:

the tribunal found that

4. find (experience as):

he found her a bore
he found her a bore

5.1. find (obtain, acquire):

find room/house/replacement
how can we find $20, 000 by tomorrow?

5.2. find (provide with):

to find sb sth
encontrarle algo a alguien
he found us a room

6. find (reach) liter.:

find target/goal

II. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. v. refl. to find oneself

1. find (discover):

2. find (discover identity, vocation):

III. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. intr. DER.

to find for/against sb
fallar a favor de / contra alguien

IV. find [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] SUST.

found2 V. trans.

1.1. found (establish):

found society/company

1.2. found <founding, part. pres. >:

found

1.3. found (construct):

found town/settlement

1.4. found (endow):

found hospital/school/church

2. found (base):

to found sth on sth

3. found (melt and mold):

found metal/glass

I. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. trans.

1. find (sth lost or hidden):

look what I've found!

2. find (come across, come upon):

she found him in

3.1. find (ascertain, discover):

find solution/cause/answer
he was found to have Aids

3.2. find DER.:

the tribunal found that

4. find (experience as):

he found her a bore
he found her a bore

5.1. find (obtain, acquire):

find room/house/replacement
how can we find $20, 000 by tomorrow?

5.2. find (provide with):

to find sb sth
encontrarle algo a alguien
he found us a room

6. find (reach) liter.:

find target/goal

II. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. v. refl. to find oneself

1. find (discover):

2. find (discover identity, vocation):

III. find <pret. & part. pas. found> [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] V. intr. DER.

to find for/against sb
fallar a favor de / contra alguien

IV. find [ingl. am. faɪnd, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd] SUST.

lost-and-found SUST. U ingl. am.

lost-and-found

I. find out V. [ingl. am. faɪnd -, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. find out:

find out (discover) secret/truth
find out address/name (by making enquiries)

2. find out (detect) usu pass:

II. find out V. [ingl. am. faɪnd -, ingl. brit. fʌɪnd -] (v + adv)

1. find out (learn):

to find out about sth

2. find out (make inquiries):

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he cannot be found o traced

en el diccionario PONS

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found1 [faʊnd] V.

found pt, part. pas. of find

I. find [faɪnd] found, found V. trans.

1. find lost object, person:

2. find (locate):

to be nowhere to be found

3. find (experience):

4. find (conclude):

5. find (discover):

II. find [faɪnd] found, found SUST.

found2 [faʊnd] V. trans.

1. found (establish):

found

2. found (base):

found
to found a statement/a case on sth

3. found (build):

found3 [faʊnd] V. trans. MIN

found

new-found [ˌnju:ˈfaʊnd, ingl. am. ˌnu:-] ADJ.

new-found
a new-found friend

I. find [faɪnd] found, found V. trans.

1. find lost object, person:

2. find (locate):

to be nowhere to be found

3. find (experience):

4. find (conclude):

5. find (discover):

II. find [faɪnd] found, found SUST.

I. find out V. trans.

II. find out V. intr.

to find out about sth/sb
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to found
to found
to found
to found
to found
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found1 [faʊnd] V.

found pt, part. pas. of find

I. find <found, found> [faɪnd] V. trans.

1. find lost object, person:

2. find (locate):

to be nowhere to be found
sacar tiempo coloq.

3. find (experience):

4. find (conclude):

5. find (discover):

II. find [faɪnd] SUST.

found2 [faʊnd] V. trans.

1. found (establish):

found

2. found (base):

found
to found a statement/a case on sth

3. found (build):

found3 [faʊnd] V. trans. MIN

found

new-found [ˌnu·ˈfaʊnd] ADJ.

new-found
a new-found friend

I. find <found, found> [faɪnd] V. trans.

1. find lost object, person:

2. find (locate):

to be nowhere to be found
sacar tiempo coloq.

3. find (experience):

4. find (conclude):

5. find (discover):

II. find [faɪnd] SUST.

lost and found SUST.

lost and found

I. find out V. trans.

II. find out V. intr.

to find out about sth/sb
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to found
to found
to found
to found

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After many years, he returns to find out who is father is.
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These four women, find out several unknown facts about their family; while facing severe economic issues.
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He had few, if any, personal relationships with them and had not held hearings to find out their opinions.
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This causes him to worry that people will find out he is seeing a psychiatrist.
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In four cases it has been possible to find out.
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