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1 ♦ (to) detect
♦ (to) detect /dɪˈtɛkt/v. i.1 rilevare, individuare: Astronomers have detected the presence of water on Mars, gli astronomi hanno rilevato la presenza di acqua su Marte; These cameras can detect the smallest movement even in the dark, queste videocamere possono rilevare il più piccolo movimento anche al buio; a test for detecting tumors in the very early stages, un esame per individuare i tumori ai primissimi stadi; to detect a virus on a computer, individuare un virus in un computer; to detect a disease early, scoprire una malattia nelle prime fasi; prendere una malattia per tempo2 notare; osservare: I detected a note of sarcasm in his voice, ho notato una nota di sarcasmo nella sua voce; She thought she detected a change in his manner, pensava di aver osservato un cambiamento nel suo modo di faredetectablea.rilevabile. -
2 ♦ (to) detect
♦ (to) detect /dɪˈtɛkt/v. i.1 rilevare, individuare: Astronomers have detected the presence of water on Mars, gli astronomi hanno rilevato la presenza di acqua su Marte; These cameras can detect the smallest movement even in the dark, queste videocamere possono rilevare il più piccolo movimento anche al buio; a test for detecting tumors in the very early stages, un esame per individuare i tumori ai primissimi stadi; to detect a virus on a computer, individuare un virus in un computer; to detect a disease early, scoprire una malattia nelle prime fasi; prendere una malattia per tempo2 notare; osservare: I detected a note of sarcasm in his voice, ho notato una nota di sarcasmo nella sua voce; She thought she detected a change in his manner, pensava di aver osservato un cambiamento nel suo modo di faredetectablea.rilevabile.
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