(Brit. dated)(of an employee's wages) with board and lodging provided free
(英，旧)（雇员工资）食宿免费
your wages would be five shillings all found.
你们的工资是五先令，食宿免费。
your wages would be five shillings all found.
你们的工资是五先令，食宿免费。
be liked or prove acceptable
受喜爱，获得欢心；被接受
the ballets did not &B{find favour with} the public.
芭蕾舞剧不受大众喜爱。
stand up and become able to walk
能站立行走
experience a religious conversion or awakening
（宗教上）皈依；觉醒；顿悟
allow or force oneself to do something
允许（或强迫）自己做，忍心做…
Seb could not find it in his heart to dislike Plunkett.
塞布不忍心讨厌普朗凯特。
(Law)(of a court) make a decision against or judge to be guilty
(律)（法庭）判决…有罪
(Law)(of a court) make a decision in favour of, or judge to be innocent
(律)（法庭）判决…无罪
the Court of Exchequer found for the plaintiffs.
税务署判原告无罪。
detect a person's immoral or offensive actions
发觉，察觉，看出，看穿（某人的不道德或无礼行为）
she would always find him out if he tried to lie.
要是他想撒谎，她总能察觉。
discover a fact
发现（情况，事实）
he hadn't time to find out what was bothering her.
他无暇搞清是什么在困扰她。
To ascertain (something), as through examination or inquiry
查明：如通过观察或询问查明（某事）
I found out the phone number by looking it up. If you're not sure, find out.
通过查找我查到了电话号码。如果你不肯定，查一查
To detect the true nature or character of; expose
发现：探明真相或性质；暴露
Liars risk being found out.
骗子被揭穿的危险
To detect and apprehend; catch
探明并逮捕；抓住
Most embezzlers are found out in the end.
大多数贪污犯最后都被查出并逮捕归案