tease out

英 [tiːz aʊt]

美 [tiːz aʊt]

套取，套出，巧妙获得（信息或答案）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 套取，套出，巧妙获得(信息或答案)
  If youtease outinformation or a solution, you succeed in obtaining it even though this is difficult.
  1. They try to tease out the answers without appearing to ask...
     他们试图不动声色地套出答案。
  2. There had to be an answer — he was sure he could tease it out if only he had time.
     一定会有答案——他肯定，只要他有时间就一定能弄个清楚。

双语例句

• But they'll increasingly be used with other software to tease out relationships in data that can then be used to handle incoming stream data on the fly.
  它们还将更多地用于其他软件中，以梳理数据中的关系，然后可将这些关系用于处理动态传入的流数据。
• To tease out the relationships between sleep, starvation and survival, the researchers deprived fruit flies of both food and sleep.
  为了找到睡眠、饥饿和生存之间的关系，研究人员同时剥夺了果蝇的食物和睡眠。
• Look as she might, she could not tease out any clear distinctions.
  尽管她下了许多工夫，却依然找不到任何明确的性别差异。
• One can also use these index numbers in data analysis, using each country as a data point, to tease out correlations and even causalities.
  人们还可以把这些指数用在数据分析中，将每个国家作为数据点，弄清彼此的关联，甚至其中的因果关系。
• There is also a growing market for personality questionnaires seeking to tease out the sort of social situations in which a candidate feels most comfortable.
  性格调查问卷市场也在不断增长，这些测试旨在找出候选者感觉最舒适的社交场合。
• The workers have to tease out the wool before they can use it for weaving.
  工人必须把羊毛梳理后才能用它织布。
• There had to be an answer — he was sure he could tease it out if only he had time.
  一定会有答案——他肯定，只要他有时间就一定能弄个清楚。
• It will be hard to tease out the really important facts from this mass of detail.
  从这一大堆细节选出真正重要的事实很难。
• In particular, the judges wanted to tease out whether some quite detailed books on specific issues also offered general lessons for business.
  评委尤其想弄清楚的是，某些关于特殊问题的书籍是否亦具有普遍的商业意义。
• John List, a leading light in the field of experimental economics, recently carried out an experiment designed to tease out some of the motives for giving.
  实验经济学的领军人物约翰李斯特（JohnList）最近进行了一项旨在揭示人们捐助动机的实验。