finds
word · lemma: find
/ˈfaɪndz/
fyndz
/fˈaɪndz/
fyndz
Definition
Third-person singular form of 'find'. It usually means to discover, locate, or get something after looking, and it can also mean to realize or judge something in a particular way.
Usage & Nuances
Common patterns: 'find something', 'find out', and 'find something + adjective' as in 'She finds it useful.' For physical searching, it is often close to 'locate'; for opinions, 'find' is more formal than 'think' in sentences like 'The court finds him guilty.'
Spanish: encuentra - descubre - consideraPortuguese (BR): encontra - descobre - achaPortuguese (PT): encontra - descobre - achaChinese (Simplified): 找到 - 发现 - 觉得Chinese (Traditional): 找到 - 發現 - 覺得Hindi: पाता है - ढूंढ लेता है - मानता हैArabic: يجد - يكتشف - يرىBengali: খুঁজে পায় - আবিষ্কার করে - মনে করেRussian: находит - считаетJapanese: 見つける - 思うVietnamese: tìm thấy - nhận thấyKorean: 찾는다 - 여기다Turkish: bulur - düşünürUrdu: ڈھونڈتا ہے - سمجھتا ہےIndonesian: menemukan - merasa
Example Sentences
She finds her keys under the sofa.
basic
He finds the answer in the book.
basic
My sister finds math easy.
basic
She always finds a way to stay calm.
natural
He finds out the truth at the end of the movie.
natural
She finds it hard to say no to her friends.
natural