Definitions

[1] n. 发现, 发现物, 决定, 裁决

[2] [法] 调查结果, 对事实的认定, 判定的要素

[ 'faɪndɪŋ ]

1. In London, the police are always worried about finding a bomb on the train or subway.
   在倫敦，警察總是擔心在列車上發現炸彈。
2. He had no luck in finding work.
   他找工作不走運。
3. My wife is always finding fault with me.
   我老婆常常說我這樣做不對、那樣做不對。
4. Nothing is easier than finding fault with others.
   沒有什麼比挑別人的錯更容易的事了。
5. I had some trouble in finding his house.
   我很難找到他的房子。
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6. He is always finding fault with others.
   他總是在挑剔別人的毛病。
7. Stop putting off finding a job.
   不要拖延去找工作的事。
8. He likes finding faults in others.
   他喜歡找別人的錯。
9. We're finding it difficult deciding on which one to buy.
   我们觉得很难决定买哪一个。
10. I had no trouble finding his office.
    我毫不费劲就找到他的公司。
11. Finding a decent man is more difficult than winning a lottery.
    找一个好男人比中彩票还要难。
12. I can keep in touch when I travel by finding an internet café.
    旅游的时候我可以通过网吧保持联系。
13. I'm sure Tom won't have any trouble finding us.
    我确定汤姆找到我们没有任何问题。
14. The repairs cost a lot more than 15 dollars, of course, but I am grateful to them for finding a solution.
    理所當然，修理費用比15元還要多更多，但是我非常感激他們找到了解決的辦法。
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