見つけ出す
みつけだす
to find out; to discover; to locate
Meanings
Godan verb (-su), Transitive
to find out; to discover; to locate
Forms
| Plain | Polite | |
|---|---|---|
| Present | 見つけ出すみつけだす | 見つけ出しますみつけだします |
| Negative | 見つけ出さないみつけださない | 見つけ出しませんみつけだしません |
| Past | 見つけ出したみつけだした | 見つけ出しましたみつけだしました |
| Past negative | 見つけ出さなかったみつけださなかった | 見つけ出しませんでしたみつけだしませんでした |
| Te-form | 見つけ出してみつけだして |
|---|---|
| Potential | 見つけ出せるみつけだせる |
| Passive | 見つけ出されるみつけだされる |
| Causative | 見つけ出させるみつけださせる |
| Volitional | 見つけ出そうみつけだそう |
| Imperative | 見つけ出せみつけだせ |
| Conditional (ば) | 見つけ出せばみつけだせば |
| Conditional (たら) | 見つけ出したらみつけだしたら |
Example sentences
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He found out the answers for himself.
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I failed in finding his house.
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I found what I was looking for.
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There's no way to find his house.
トムがどこにいるか見つけ出して。
Find out where Tom is.
More examples (10)
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The police were able to find the criminal.
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She had escaped detection somehow.
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They had trouble finding the place.
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No one could find the cave.
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She lost her hat, but soon found it.
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They will find out sooner or later.
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I was able to find out his address.
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Did the police find any trace of the murderer?
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The police discovered damning evidence against him.
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She didn't have much difficulty finding out the answer to the problem.