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Analyze the situation and tell me what you think we should do.analyze = examine in detail to better understand
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The coach studied the film to analyze the defensive breakdown.
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That's what we analyze, and it's still a big job. (source)
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I feel a sort of shiver run through me and there's no time to analyze why, because they're ready for us. (source)analyze = examine
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As I did this, it reminded me of a scene in Blade Runner, where Harrison Ford's character, Deckard, uses a similar voice-controlled scanner to analyze a photograph. (source)analyze = examine to better understand
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"John was very self-critical, always analyzing himself," Brady recalls. (source)analyzing = examining in detail to better understand
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When you analyze it, there was little risk. (source)analyze = examine and consider
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Somehow they were not at all the same as the feelings that every evening, in every dwelling, every citizen analyzed with endless talk. (source)analyzed = examined in detail to better understand
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He'd been at college less than two months but had already stepped directly into the world he wanted, analyzing the stunning symmetry of the DNA molecule as if he'd crawled inside a glistening cathedral of coiling atoms and climbed the winding, acidic rungs of the helix. (source)analyzing = examining in detail to better understand
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She can cut to the nub of a problem, dissect and analyse it in the time it takes other people to say good morning.† (source)analyse = examine in detail to better understandunconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. American's spell it analyze.
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But shortly afterwards, guided by an instinct that I could hardly have analysed rationally, I changed my plan: I left the room, hurried to the ladder leading from the landing to the attic, climbed up it, pushed the ladder away and closed the attic trapdoor after me.† (source)analysed = examined in detail to better understandunconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. American's spell it analyzed.
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And I had no chance of seeing the body, and there was no possibility of examining, or analysing, any medium in which the poison could have been administered.† (source)analysing = examining in detail to better understandunconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. American's spell it analyzing.
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SNOOPER, POISON: radiation analyzer within the olfactory spectrum and keyed to detect poisonous substances.† (source)analyzer = someone who performs a detailed examination to improve understanding
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The regulator analyzes the air with spectroscopy, then separates the gasses by supercooling them.† (source)analyzes = examines in detail to better understand
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Stop overanalyzing it.† (source)overanalyzing = excessively examining in an attempt to better understand
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Then, a quick EVA to a rover, where we keep the atmospheric analyzers.† (source)analyzers = people who perform detailed examinations to improve understanding
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