detect in Latin
detect in Latin is dētegō — detect means to discover or notice something, often through careful observation or testing.
detect in Latin
dētegō
To discover or find by careful search, examination, or probing.
What does "detect" mean?
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verb To discover or notice something, often through careful observation or testing.
"Smoke alarms detect fumes long before you can see any flames."
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detect in a sentence
- Smoke alarms detect fumes long before you can see any flames.
- The scanner can detect even trace amounts of the chemical.
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What is "detect" in Latin?
"detect" in Latin is dētegō. detect means: To discover or notice something, often through careful observation or testing.
How do you use "detect" in a sentence?
Example: "Smoke alarms detect fumes long before you can see any flames." In Latin, "detect" is dētegō.
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