English phrasal verb

find out

To discover information.

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It took me decades to find out.

It would be interesting to find out, first of all, your impressions of the Royal Foundation so far, and what you're hoping to do.

After my phone call with President Kim, I decided to find out a little bit about the man.

This is a bad economy, but let's find out ways to get them attached to work.

So I had to break the word down myself to find out the meaning.

All the poachers, you know, they find out things about it.

I was very depressed when I could not find out a way for the internet.

If you took a stupid job that you find out you hate and you don't leave, that's your fault.