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/pəˈsiːv/ |
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1 | often passive to understand or think about something in a particular way 理解;思考;认为 |
| School heads perceive their roles in different ways. 学校领导对他们的角色有不同的理解。 |
| perceive sb/sth as sth Computers were often perceived as a threat. 计算机常常被视作是一种威胁。 |
| perceive sb/sth to be sth politicians who are generally perceived to be corrupt 被普遍认定为很腐败的政客 |
| a perceived advantage/need/threat (=one that people think is real) The most important problem is the perceived threat to public health. 意识到的优势/需要/威胁 |
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2 | formal to notice or realize something 注意到;意识到 |
| He quickly perceived the truth. 他很快就了解了真相。 |
| +that The doctor had perceived that something was troubling her. 医生已经明白有什么东西在困扰着她。 |
| 2a | to notice something using your senses (= your ability to see , hear , smell etc) 察觉;感觉;感知 | |
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