Locate Meaning in English
word
/ˈɫoʊˌkeɪt/
LOH-kayt
/ləʊkˈeɪt/
loh-KAYT
释义
To find where someone or something is, especially when it is not easy to find. It can also mean to discover the exact position of a place, object, or problem.
用法与细微差别
Common in everyday and formal English. Often appears in patterns like 'locate the file', 'locate the building on a map', and 'be located in'. 'Locate' sounds a bit more precise and formal than 'find'; in passive form, 'is located in' is very common for places.
Spanish: localizar - ubicarPortuguese (BR): localizar - encontrarPortuguese (PT): localizar - encontrarChinese (Simplified): 找到 - 定位 - 查找……的位置Chinese (Traditional): 找到 - 定位 - 查找……的位置Hindi: ढूँढना - पता लगाना - स्थान पता करनाArabic: يحدّد موقع - يعثر على - يكتشف مكانBengali: সনাক্ত করা - খুঁজে বের করাRussian: обнаружить - найти - располагатьсяJapanese: 見つける - 突き止める - 位置するVietnamese: định vị - xác định vị trí - tìm thấyKorean: 찾다 - 위치하다Turkish: bulmak - yerini belirlemekUrdu: تلاش کرنا - جگہ معلوم کرناIndonesian: menemukan - menemukan letak - berlokasi
例句
I can't locate my keys.
basic
Can you locate the school on this map?
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The hotel is located near the train station.
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We finally located the source of the noise behind the wall.
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It took the police two days to locate the missing car.
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If you can't locate the email, check your spam folder.
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