Unearthed Meaning in English
word · lemma: unearth
əˈnɝθt
uh-NURTHT
ʌnˈɜːθd
un-URTHD
释义
'Unearthed' means discovered after being hidden, buried, or unknown, especially by digging something up from the ground.
用法与细微差别
Often used for historical artifacts, secrets, or information that was hidden; usually formal or neutral in tone. Common collocations: 'unearthed evidence', 'unearthed treasure'. Not typically used for everyday lost items.
Spanish: desenterrado - descubiertoPortuguese (BR): desenterrado - descobertoPortuguese (PT): desenterrado - descobertoChinese (Simplified): 挖掘出 - 发现Chinese (Traditional): 挖掘出 - 發現Hindi: खोजा गया - खोदकर निकाला गयाArabic: مُكتشف - مُستخرجBengali: আবিষ্কৃত - উত্তোলিত (মাটির নিচ থেকে)Russian: обнаруженный - раскопанныйJapanese: 発掘された - 発見されたVietnamese: khai quật - phát hiệnKorean: 발굴된 - 드러난Turkish: gün yüzüne çıkarılmış - ortaya çıkarılmışUrdu: برآمد کیا گیا - دریافت شدہIndonesian: ditemukan - digali
例句
The archaeologists unearthed a 2,000-year-old pot.
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They unearthed important papers in the old desk.
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A hidden room was unearthed during the renovation.
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Some old family photos were unearthed in the attic last weekend.
natural
His secrets were finally unearthed after many years.
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Investigators unearthed new evidence that changed the case.
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