verb
ADVERB
▪ accurately , correctly , rightly
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The new test will enable us to ~ more accurately patients who are most at risk.
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Did you ~ all the pictures correctly?
▪ falsely , incorrectly , mistakenly , wrongly
▪ positively
▪ clearly , unambiguously , unequivocally , uniquely
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We have not yet clearly identified the source of the pollution.
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a serial number that uniquely identifies the disk
▪ formally
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Someone has to formally ~ the body.
▪ easily , readily
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I could ~ him easily if I saw him again.
▪ quickly , rapidly
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Business trends are rapidly identified by this system.
▪ tentatively
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All three structures dated to the third century and were tentatively identified as shrines.
▪ reliably
▪ properly
▪ successfully
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Jaime successfully identified all 45 different species.
▪ automatically
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a computer program to automatically ~ any query ending with a question mark
▪ explicitly , specifically
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The pressbook did not specifically ~ the film's setting.
▪ publicly
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Ms. Wilson was publicly identified as a CIA operative.
▪ initially , originally
▪ visually
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The surgeon visually identifies and cuts out the cancerous tissue.
VERB + IDENTIFY
▪ be able to , be unable to , can , manage to
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tests that can ~ people at risk of cancer
▪ be easy to , be possible to
▪ be difficult to , struggle to
▪ be necessary to , need to
▪ attempt to , endeavour/endeavor to , seek to , strive to , try to
▪ hope to
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The researchers hope to ~ ways to improve the treatment.
▪ learn to
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Participants learn to ~ different species by their calls.
▪ allow sb to , be used to , enable sb to , help to , serve to
▪ decline to , refuse to
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The newspaper declined to ~ the source of the allegations.
▪ fail to
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Most students failed to ~ the quotation.
PHRASES
▪ efforts to ~ sb/sth
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He has stepped up efforts to ~ and acquire other small companies.
▪ a means of ~ing sb/sth , a way of ~ing sb/sth , a way to ~ sb/sth
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one means of ~ing the disease in its early stages
PHRASAL VERBS
identify with sb
ADVERB
▪ closely , completely , fully , strongly
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She identified strongly with the main character in the play.
▪ readily
VERB + IDENTIFY WITH
▪ can
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I can't ~ with men like him.
identify sb with sth
ADVERB
▪ closely
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The policy is closely identified with the President himself.
▪ clearly
▪ increasingly
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Great orchestras came to be identified increasingly with German conductors.
Identify is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ report , ↑ research , ↑ researcher , ↑ scientist , ↑ study , ↑ survey , ↑ witness
Identify is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ area , ↑ barrier , ↑ category , ↑ cause , ↑ characteristic , ↑ compound , ↑ culprit , ↑ danger , ↑ defect , ↑ deficiency , ↑ disability , ↑ error , ↑ extent , ↑ factor , ↑ failing , ↑ fault , ↑ flaw , ↑ gap , ↑ gene , ↑ killer , ↑ limitation , ↑ link , ↑ location , ↑ murderer , ↑ need , ↑ niche , ↑ objective , ↑ pattern , ↑ priority , ↑ problem , ↑ remains , ↑ requirement , ↑ risk , ↑ role , ↑ saving , ↑ shortcoming , ↑ site , ↑ source , ↑ strain , ↑ strength , ↑ suspect , ↑ symptom , ↑ target , ↑ theme , ↑ trait , ↑ trend , ↑ type , ↑ victim , ↑ virus , ↑ vulnerability , ↑ way , ↑ weakness