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i.den.ti.fy (obj)HaI5den7tI7faI, $-tE-vto recognize or be able to name, or to prove who (a person) is认出，识别Even the smallest baby can identify its mother by her voice. [T]甚至最小的婴儿也能根据嗓音识别出自己的母亲。The Marines stood and watched planes flashing by, trying to identify them. [T]海军陆战队员们站着，看着飞机一掠而过，想要识别它们的型号。The police officer identified himself (=gave his name or proved who he was) and asked for our help. [T]警官说明了自己的身份，要求得到我们的帮助。The two witnesses who saw the shootings were able to identify who had fired first. [+ wh-word]枪击的两个目击者能认出谁先开的枪。To identify a problem, need, fact, etc. is to recognize it and show that it exists.确定The research will be used to identify training needs. [T]将用研究来确定训练的需要。If you identify with someone, you feel that you are similar to them in some way or that you can understand them.认同Many women of normal weight feel unable to identify with the super-thin models in glossy magazines. [I]许多体重正常的妇女对五光十色杂志中的那些超瘦的模特儿不敢认同。If you identify someone with something or someone else, you think of them as being connected.使与…有关联Many football fans are unfairly identified with violent behaviour. [T]许多足球迷被不公正地与暴力行为联系了起来。
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