What exactly is Find? How do we utilize the Find English structure?

Words/phrases with Find structure

Example

Find out (something)

She wanted to find out the truth about the accident. (She wants to learn the truth about the accident.)

Find (something) out

He managed to find out the secret code. (He succeeded in figuring out the secret code.)

Find yourself somewhere (idiom)

After wandering through the forest for hours, they found themselves somewhere deep in the wilderness. (After wandering through the woods for several hours, they found themselves somewhere in the wilderness.)

Find (the) time (idiom)

Despite his busy schedule, he always manages to find the time to exercise. (Despite his busy schedule, he always finds time to exercise.)

Find your way (phrase)

Even in the dark, she managed to find her way out of the maze. (Even in the dark, she found her way out of the maze.)

Find a way (idiom)

When faced with obstacles, she always finds a way to overcome them. (When faced with obstacles, she always finds a way to overcome them.)

Get/Find your bearings (phrase)

After getting lost in the unfamiliar city, it took him a while to find his bearings and figure out where he was. (After getting lost in an unfamiliar city, it takes him a while to determine the direction and know where he is.)

Find yourself

Sometimes, you need to take a break and find yourself before making big decisions. (Sometimes, you need to take a break and get to know yourself before making an important decision.)

Find /Take shelter

When the rain started pouring, we had to find shelter under a tree. (When the rain started falling, we had to seek shelter under a tree.)

Find fault with someone/something (phrase)

He always finds fault with his coworkers, which creates tension in the office. (He's always looking for fault in colleagues, which causes stress in the office.)

Find your feet (idiom)

After a few weeks in the new job, she finally found her feet and started feeling comfortable. (After a few weeks at her new job, she finally understood how to work and felt comfortable.)

Find your tongue/find your voice (idiom)

In front of the large audience, she found her tongue and delivered a powerful speech. (In front of a large audience, she's ready to speak and give a powerful presentation.)

Find against sb

The jury found against the defendant, leading to a guilty verdict. (The jury found the inmate guilty, leading to a conviction.)

Find your own level (idiom)

In a competitive environment, people often find their own level of competence. (In a competitive environment, people often find out their level of competence.)

Find in someone's favor

The judge found in the plaintiff's favor, awarding them compensation. (The judge found benefits for the petitioners, awarding them compensation.)

Find out/see how the land lies (idiom)

Before making a decision, he wanted to find out how the land lies in the company. (Before making a decision, he wants to find out the actual situation in the company.)

Find it in your heart to do something (idiom)

I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me for my mistake. (I hope you can forgive me for my mistake.)