detective work

英 [dɪˈtektɪv wɜːk]

美 [dɪˈtektɪv wɜːrk]

调查;探究

英英释义

noun

• a police investigation to determine the perpetrator
  1. detection is hard on the feet
  Synonym:detectiondetectingsleuthing

双语例句

• The clues are too sketchy, so it's hard to carry out our detective work.
  由于线索过于疏略，我们的侦破工作难度很大。那名侦探破门而入。侦查工作有重大突破。
• Its success, hailed by the World Health Organisation as a piece of world class epidemiological detective work, is explained by its aggressive, co-ordinated surveillance and control response.
  强有力而协调的监控回应是该国防控成功的原因，世界卫生组织（WHO）称赞其为世界级的流行病学侦探工作。
• "We're still trying to do the detective work here," Milburn said.
  “我们仍在试图做的侦查工作在这里，”米尔本说。
• Due diligence is more a matter of detective work than fact-checking.
  尽职调查更多成为一种侦探工作，而非核实事实。
• There must be specific measures to improve the mechanisms for official crime detective work so as to push it forward in depth.
  因此，我们必须有针对性地完善职务犯罪侦查工作的措施与机制，以推进职务犯罪侦查工作的深入开展。
• Almost ten years after its publication, the aged professor still got very excited over his book: "It was detective work. I had a lot of fun working on it."
  在这本书出版几乎十年以后，这位上了年纪的教授谈起这本书依然很兴奋：“这是一本侦探性的书，写这本书时可有意思了。”
• This morning I got her to do a bit of detective work.
  今天上午我让她又做了点查询工作。
• After a lot of detective work, I managed to find out where my old school friend was living.
  经大量调查，我设法查明了老校友的住处。
• Here's where the detective work and the fun begins.
  探索工作，趣味所在将从这里开始。
• Now the detective work starts.
  现在侦探工作开始了。