con.sid.er
v.(动词)con.sid.ered,con.sid.er.ing,con.sid.ers v.tr.(及物动词)To think carefully about.仔细考虑To think or deem to be; regard as.See Usage Note at as 认为或相信;把…看作参见 asTo form an opinion about; judge:对…评价;判断:例句:considers waste to be criminal.认为浪费是有罪的
To take into account; bear in mind:考虑到;顾及:例句:Her success is not surprising if you consider her excellent training.如果你考虑过她所受的良好训练,你对她的成功就不会惊讶了
To show consideration for:体贴关心:例句:failed to consider the feelings of others.未能照顾到他人的感情
To esteem; regard.尊重;看重To look at thoughtfully.留心地看v.intr.(不及物动词)To think carefully; reflect:仔细考虑;深思:例句:Give me time to consider.给我时间仔细考虑
来源:Middle English consideren 中古英语 consideren from Old French 源自 古法语 from Latin cônsoder3re 源自 拉丁语 cônsoder3re com- [intensive pref.] * see com- com- [前缀,表加强词意] *参见 com-sodus soder- [star] sodus soder- [星]
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consid.erer
n.(名词)<参考词汇><同义词>consider,deem,regard,account,reckon同义词>These verbs refer to holding opinions or views that are based on evaluation.这些动词指抱有基于猜测的意见或观点。 Consider suggests objective reflection and reasoning: Consider 含有客观的思考和推理之意: 例句:She is considered an intelligent woman.她被认为是一个聪明的女人。
例句:He considers success of little importance.他认为成功并不重要。
Deem is more subjective through its emphasis on judgment as distinguished from contemplation: Deem 要更主观一些,它强调与思考有所区别的判断: 例句:The faculty deems the essay to be by far the best one submitted.教师们认为这篇文章在已经交来的当中显然是最好的。
Regard often implies a personal attitude: Regard 常常意味着一种个人态度: 例句:I regard your apology as the end of the matter.Account and reckon in this sense are rather literary in flavor and imply calculated judgment: 既然你已道歉,我看这件事就算了结。Account和 reckon 在表示这个含义时要显得稍微文绉一些,并且意味着仔细算计过的判断:
例句:.I account no man to be a philosopher who attempts to do more. (John Henry Newman). .对于不满足于仅仅当一名哲学家的人,我从不把他视为一名哲学家. (约翰·亨利·纽曼)。
例句:.I cannot reckon you as an admirer. (Nathaniel Hawthorne). .我不能把你算作一名仰慕者. (纳撒尼尔·霍桑)
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