sleuthing
noun[U]
informaluk/ˈsluː.θɪŋ/us/ˈsluː.θɪŋ/theactofdiscoveringinformationaboutcrimesor otheractivities, andfindingout who or what isresponsiblefor them:
调查;侦查Some sleuthing fromourinvestigativereporteruncoveredsomeinterestinginformationon Parkinson.我们的调查记者在查探中发现了一些关于帕金森的有趣的信息。
TheFBIhasdeclinedtoprovidedetailedinformationaboutitsonlinesleuthing.联邦调查局拒绝提供有关其在线侦查的详细信息。
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sleuth
- If you'rewillingto do a little sleuthing, it'slikelyyou can get to thebottomof what'scausingyourpain.
 - After fouryearsof sleuthing, shediscoveredthat the statue'srealcreatorwas Brazilian.
 - Thesearchfor thekillerbeganin one of the mostintensiveeffortsatmedicalsleuthingeverundertaken.
 
International relations: spying and espionage
- agent
 - agent provocateur
 - anti-bug
 - counter-espionage
 - insider
 - intel
 - intelligence
 - MI5
 - MI6
 - scout
 - shadow
 - snoop
 - spook
 - spy
 - spy onsomeone/something
 - superspy
 - tail
 - tap
 - the CIA
 - tradecraft