delve
深入研究,探讨,深入了解,深究
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delved, delv·ing.
- : to carry on intensive and thorough research for data, information, or the like; investigate: to delve into the issue of prison reform.
- : Archaic. to dig, as with a spade.
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delved, delv·ing.
- : Archaic. to dig; excavate.
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He and Mathew Crowther, an ecologist at the University of Sydney, delved into museum collections of dingo skulls, collected from across three areas that have been exposed to 1080 for about 50 to 60 years, and one region where baiting is banned.
Rowan Moore Gerety delves into why America’s once-vibrant manufacturing sector, which switched nimbly to a war footing in the 1940s, now can’t churn out enough masks and equipment to keep citizens safe.
Its app has videos and interactive books that teach not just the obvious subjects, like phonics and math, but also delve into music and social awareness.
In early July, the company launched a Canticos Bilingual Preschool app, replete with videos and interactive books that teach not just the obvious subjects, like phonics and math, but also delve into music and social awareness.
Researchers have since found many examples of physiological arousal leading to emotional arousal, but they wanted to delve deeper into that link.
But what he doesn't do much of—and this is refreshing—is delve into the humungous What Does It All Mean?
Or they can try the Ron Wyden approach and use their resources to craft policy and delve into the operation of government.
Some delve into city infrastructure—subway tunnels, bridges, even sewers.
Lewis attempts to delve into why Benson is a detective – citing possibly father issues (if only he knew).
It would work crossword puzzles or play Solitaire, while the Big Mind would delve deep into the subjects I wanted to write about.