scrutinize
scrutinize — 動詞
- scrutinizepresent simple I / you / we / they
- scrutinizeshe / she / it
- scrutinizedpast simple
- scrutinizing-ing form
1. to look very carefully at every part of something, such as a document or a perso
仔細審查
非常仔細地查看細節以發現問題
to look very carefully at every part of something, such as a document or a person's face, so that you find any mistakes or hidden information
The tax officer scrutinized every receipt from the charity event for possible errors.
稅務人員仔細審查了慈善活動的每一張收據,尋找可能的錯誤。
scrutinize + noun + for + [errors, problems]
Cyrus scrutinized the job advertisement carefully before updating his application.
Cyrus 仔細審視了那則招聘廣告,然後才更新了他的求職申請。
Kemi scrutinized her face in the mirror, looking for any sign of sunburn.
Kemi 對著鏡子仔細檢查自己的臉,尋找任何曬傷的跡象。
The contract was scrutinized so closely that a single spelling mistake was noticed.
這份合約被仔細審查,連一個拼寫錯誤都被發現了。
Local journalists scrutinized the politician's tax returns for evidence of hidden donations.
當地記者仔細審查了那位政治人物的納稅申報單,尋找隱藏捐款的證據。
- examine
more general; does not always imply minute attention to detail
- inspect
often suggests checking against a standard or for defects, especially of physical objects
- analyze
focuses on breaking something into parts to understand it, not just looking for errors
- study
implies learning or understanding over time rather than searching for faults
文法句型
scrutinize + noun phrase
scrutinize + noun phrase + for + noun phrase
用法筆記
Often used with adverbial modifiers such as closely, carefully, or minutely. The object is typically a document, piece of writing, someone's work, or physical evidence that requires thorough checking.