detecting
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
v.noticing or finding something that is not easy to see or hear.
v.identifying the presence or existence of something that is subtle, hidden, or difficult to perceive.
Simple“The security system is very good at detecting movement in the dark.”
In context“Modern sensors are capable of detecting minute changes in atmospheric pressure long before a storm actually arrives.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
n.the act of finding something, especially using a special tool or skill.
n.the action or process of identifying something, often used as a gerund in formal or technical contexts.
Simple“The early detecting of the problem saved the company a lot of money.”
In context“The rapid detecting of chemical leaks is essential for maintaining safety standards within the industrial facility.”
Synonyms
“Even modern laboratory methods have trouble reliably detecting low levels of oocysts, which can still cause disease.”
“The young scientist researched plastic pollution and the challenges of detecting microplastics in drinking water.”