Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Probe"

A: to explore something or examine it

A: Shan't is the contraction of shall not. Shall is a synonym of will. Thus shan't means will not (won't).

So your sentence means: I will not probe further. or I will not ask additional questions in order to learn more or understand better.

According to the Collins Dictionary, shall is an extremely common and is part of the 1000 commonly used words. However, I don't often hear it being used in either formal or casual conversation. I can tell a lot of people at my office thought I had made the word up when I used it.

A: detected, found

A: They kept probing her with questions.

A: 'The aliens probed us'
'The explorers probed the oceans'

A: It can be a verb or a noun.

China sent a probe to the moon

The interviewer probed deep into her private life

A: The difference between "probe" and "pry" in the context of "캐묻다" (which means to inquire or dig into something):

1. Probe:

- The detective probed into the suspect's alibi to find inconsistencies.

- Scientists use specialized tools to probe the depths of the ocean.

2. Pry:

- She tried to pry information out of her secretive friend regarding the surprise parts.

- It's impolite to pry into someone's personal affairs without their consent.

In these examples, "probe" involves a more systematic or investigative approach, often with a specific purpose, while "pry" implies a more intrusive or nosy approach to getting information.

A:
“probe” can carry the connotation of being related to surgery while “look into” is more general. When I see the word “probe” by itself like that, I think of someone poking around the insides of someone/something haha but it can mean “to look into” in some context.

Ex.
“I wanna (want to) probe your brain and see what’s going on in there.”
— This means that the person (the subject) wants to know about how the other person thinks. I hear this in police/crime shows a lot during interrogation scenes. “wanna” is how it would be said, but proper written English is “want to”.

“I got abducted and was probed by aliens a couple nights ago!”
— The subject was abducted and aliens looked around inside his body.

“She hired an investigator to secretly probe her husband and his possible affair”
— Not too commonly seen like this, but in this case “probe” would mean to “look into” but gives the sense that it would be a little more thorough.

“She hired a private investigator to look into her husband’s affair”
— Probably the sort of phrase you’d hear more often.

“Hey Jane, can you look into what happened last night between my husband, James, and the new secretary for me?”
— “look into” means to investigate here.

“Why don’t you look into a state college? They’re usually more affordable than private universities.”
— Here, “look into” is equivalent to consider

A: Probe is more invasive. He continued to probe into my private life until I was upset.
Investigate- searching for clues.
The police investigated the crime using their technology.
Examine- to look at from all angles. Also can be medical. You should receive a yearly examination.
Let’s examine how to solve this problem step by step.

A: Probe means "to physically examinate something"

Investigate means to search for clues.

Examples

"The man probed the dead body with a stick"

"The detective investigated the murder weapon"

A: Investigate 取り調べる
Scrutiny 慎重吟味
probe 探査

Firstly, a "probe" is an object you use to look for problems or to examine something. Therefore, the verb "to probe" means to examine something using tools or questions.

Scrutiny refers to close or critical examination. If someone scrutinizes something, they are looking at every inch of the subject and examining every tiny little thing. A police officer can choose to investigate with scrutiny or perform a general investigation (without scrutiny, meaning without checking every little thing).

"Investigate" is a general verb that can mean "to find the truth". If you are being investigated, someone is looking for evidence that will tell them the truth about you.

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A: He is saying that whether or not the investigation implicates President Trump, he just wants the probe to finish. So yes, he only cares that it is allowed to finish.

A: yeah, it's good. But you can also try this, that's very in-depth and thoroughly cooked investigation.

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