perceived
v. 感覺( perceive的過去式和過去分詞 ); 視為; 認為; 理解為
If you perceive something, you see, notice, or realize it, especially when it is not obvious.
A key task is to get pupils to perceive for themselves the relationship between success and effort...
關鍵任務是讓學生們自己認識到成功和努力之間的關係。
'Precisely what other problems do you perceive?' she asked.
“你究竟還發現了什麼問題?”她問道。
If you perceive someone or something as doing or being a particular thing, it is your opinion that they do this thing or that they are that thing.
Stress is widely perceived as contributing to coronary heart disease...
壓力被廣泛認為是導致冠心病的一個因素。
They strangely perceive television as entertainment.
奇怪的是,他們居然將電視看作娛樂。
1. detected by instinct or inference rather than by recognized perceptual cues;
2. detected by means of the senses;
I perceived a change in his behaviour.
我注意到他舉止有些改變。
On entering his house, we at once perceived him to be tasteful.
我們一進他的房子, 立刻感覺到他是個高品位的人.
They perceived that the enemy was trying to wear down their resistance.
他們明白敵人是想用消耗的辦法來制服他們的抵抗.
Soon the boy perceived the snake to be a dead one.
男孩很快發覺那條蛇是死的.
I perceived that I could not make him change his mind.
我意識到我不能使他改變主意.