Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Search"

A: That means that someone has only searched a little bit (e.g. on Google) to see what they find. A longer / more comprehensive search may find more information.

短い間だけ検索しましたが、その結果は。。。

Something like that. I think I need to put a 'ni yotte' in there somewhere but am not sure how.

短い間だけ検索しましたが、それによって。。。

A: When there is danger, courts allow police to search people's homes. To do this, they must first have a warrant from the court. It is a document that gives police the right to search. "Carrying out a search warrant" basically means "searching a house with the court's permission."

A: It means that the speaker always does an Internet search to find the lowest price on the thing that they are shopping for.

A: It is a thing on the internet which gives you answers, or websites, to a question/search.

A: @Ri-na 意味は。。。

automatically summarized　＝ 概略自動的
mobile search results
into easily digestible　＝ easy to understand
chunks of text　＝ words

A: Search = more common.
I am searching the internet.
I'm seeking out a volunteer.
I am searching for a man
I am playing hide and seek.
I am looking for my phone..
*you could say " I am searching for my phone" but that sounds a little funky :)

A: Search your heart and tell me you are not lying.
Sorry I can’t think of examples but “search your heart” is a self-reflection where you ask yourself about your heart’s intentions, whether or not you genuinely, truly mean what you have said for example.

A: I’m in search of a new meaning for my life.

Researchers are in search of a cure for cancer.

The entrepreneur was in search of a new business opportunity.

When you say “In search of” instead of “searching for”, it carries a nuance, a sense of great importance, although I can’t explain why. Maybe reading more sentences with it will explain why. Good luck!

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: She is looking for his long lost brother.

A: "search" is more formal, "look for" is less formal.

A: They are pretty much the same. Search is more intense as in you wouldn't say "I'm searching for my phone" you would say "I'm looking for my phone" it's more natural.

A: They mean the same thing, but "look up" implies the information is already organized (such as in a sorted index or directory), making it easy to search.

So "search" can mean go through all the information until you find what you are looking for whereas "look up" suggests there is a very easy way to search the data to find what you are looking for.

Examples:

"Look up 'articulate' in the dictionary"
"Look up 'David Jones' in the directory"
"Search for the word 'experiment' in the document"
"Search for examples of war victories on Google"

A: The first sentence means that she is looking for her mother because she can't find her.

The second sentence is used more for searching her belongings or searching her person in some sort of security checkpoint you may come across.

A: To look up means to check information, I looked up the word in the dictionary. To look for is the same as to search, but less formal, I look for my keys every morning. To seek is a long, maybe difficult search, I seek the answer to life's big questions. Search is general, we use it especially with the internet, I searched the internet for answers.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: LOOKING FOR a new job, <— she goes to AN agency that _ found her a job before. She wasnt A skilled worker, <— but to her DELIGHT, <— there was suitable job for her, TAKING care of a disabled man.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: I'm looking for new friends.

I'm trying to find new friends.

I'm searching for new friends.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Natural, but "for those who learn" would be better.

A: "... so that every entry would have... it pertains to."

A: you can combine them as well
Search for the words and images on Google.

A: 「make a thorough search of」は多分書き言葉だと思いますが、フォーマルな文章でも砕けた文章でも「thoroughly search」が使えます。それに「thoroughly search」の方がもっと自然的な言い方だと思います。