analyse

analyse — 動詞

1. to look carefully at information, a situation, or how something works, breaking

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

分析;剖析

把資訊或情況拆開研究,以了解原因或結果

to look carefully at information, a situation, or how something works, breaking it into smaller parts so that you can understand it better and draw conclusions.

例句

Dr. Patel asked her students to analyse the survey results before next Monday's class.

Patel 博士要她的學生在下星期一上課前分析調查結果。

analyse + noun (data/results)

The coach spent two hours analysing the team's mistakes from Saturday's match.

教練花了兩個小時分析球隊星期六比賽的失誤。

progressive form: analysing + noun

同義詞
  • examine

    more general; can mean a quick look as well as deep study

  • study

    broader and longer-term; covers reading and learning, not only breaking into parts

  • evaluate

    focuses on judging value or quality after looking carefully

  • scrutinise

    stresses very close, critical inspection, often for problems

反義詞
  • synthesise

    combine separate parts into a whole rather than breaking them apart

  • overlook

    fail to look at or notice something carefully

文法句型

analyse + noun

analyse + wh-clause

用法筆記

Spelled 'analyse' in British English and 'analyze' in American English; both forms have the same meaning. Subjects are typically people or organisations, and objects are typically information, data, texts, or situations rather than physical materials.

常見錯誤

I will analyse on the data tomorrow.
I will analyse the data tomorrow.
💡'analyse' is transitive and takes a direct object without 'on'.
Let me analyse about your problem.
Let me analyse your problem.
💡no preposition between 'analyse' and its object.

2. to test a physical material like blood, water, or soil in a laboratory, often by

2.動詞及物C1
釋義

化驗;檢驗

在實驗室檢驗物質,找出其中含有的成分

to test a physical material like blood, water, or soil in a laboratory, often by separating the parts inside it, so that you can find out what chemicals or other things it is made of.

例句

The lab analysed water samples from the river for traces of lead.

實驗室化驗河水樣本,看看裡面有沒有鉛的痕跡。

analyse + noun + for + noun (target chemical)

Nurse Lin sent the blood to be analysed at the hospital across town.

林護士把血液送到城另一頭的醫院化驗。

passive: be analysed

同義詞
  • test

    broader and more everyday; doesn't always involve chemical breakdown

  • assay

    technical term used in metallurgy and pharmacy for measuring purity

文法句型

analyse + noun (substance)

analyse + noun + for + noun

用法筆記

Object is a physical substance (blood, soil, water, food, gas, rocks), unlike sense 1 where the object is information or a situation. Frequently appears in passive form in scientific reports ('was analysed for...').

常見錯誤

The doctor analysed me to find the disease.
The doctor analysed my blood sample to find the disease.
💡when meaning a chemical test, the object should be the substance, not the person.

3. to treat a person's mental or emotional problems by helping them talk about hidd

3.動詞及物C1
釋義

做精神分析

用佛洛伊德式療法治療病人的心理或情緒問題

to treat a person's mental or emotional problems by helping them talk about hidden thoughts, dreams, and childhood memories, using the methods developed by Freud and other early psychoanalysts.

例句

Dr. Weber has been analysing the same patient twice a week for three years.

Weber 醫師已經對同一位病患做精神分析每週兩次,持續三年了。

long-term continuous treatment

After her divorce, Helena was analysed by a therapist in Vienna for nearly a decade.

離婚後,Helena 在維也納給一位治療師做了將近十年的精神分析。

passive: be analysed by + therapist

同義詞
  • psychoanalyse

    fuller and clearer term; same meaning

  • treat

    much broader; covers any medical care, not only psychoanalysis

文法句型

analyse + person

用法筆記

Object is always a person (patient, client), distinguishing this sense from senses 1 and 2 where the object is information or a substance. Mostly used in clinical and academic contexts about Freudian or related therapy.

常見錯誤

My friend keeps analysing me whenever I share my problems.
My friend keeps psychoanalysing me whenever I share my problems.
💡in everyday talk about reading someone's mind, 'psychoanalyse' is clearer and avoids confusion with sense 1.