perceive

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perceive
[pəˈsiːv]
verbo transitivo
1percibir (notice) (sound, light, smell); apreciar, distinguir (difference)
2apreciar, entender (understand) (truth, importance)
3(view)
  • to perceive something/somebody as… -> ver or juzgar algo/a alguien como…

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perceive [per-siv]
1Percibir, comprender, entender; conocer.
2Percibir, recibir por alguno de los sentidos las impresiones de los objetos.
3Recibir una cosa la impresión de otra.
  • To perceive before-hand -> presentir
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perceive [pəˈsiːv]
verb:transitive
1 (see, hear) percibir; (realize) darse cuenta de; notar
now I perceive that ... ahora veo que ...; do you perceive anything strange? ¿notas algo raro?; perceived need/interest necesidad /interés que se ha detectado; (f) (m)
the rural land-use policy which had been founded in postwar years on the perceived need to retain as much land as possible for agricultural use ethnic groups whose perceived interests and concerns we regularly champion
2 (understand) comprender
I do not perceive how it can be done no comprendo cómo se puede hacer
3 (consider) considerar
to perceive sth/sb as sth
their action may be perceived as a threat su actuación puede considerarse puede verse como una amenaza;or the things children perceive as being important las cosas que los niños consideran importantes; they perceive themselves as rebels se ven a sí mismos como rebeldes; se consideran a sí mismos rebeldes
Vietnam perceives China as its primary foe Ann Roche Muggeridge blames Modernists for what she perceives as the destruction of traditional Catholicism

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Verb Conjugation for "perceive"

Imperative
  • perceive
  • you perceive
  • he/she perceives
  • we perceive
  • you perceive
  • they perceive
Preterite
  • I perceived
  • you perceived
  • he/she perceived
  • we perceived
  • you perceived
  • they perceived
Present Continuous
  • I am perceiving
  • you are perceiving
  • he/she is perceiving
  • we are perceiving
  • you are perceiving
  • they are perceiving
Present Perfect
  • I have perceived
  • you have perceived
  • he/she has perceived
  • we have perceived
  • you have perceived
  • they have perceived
Past Continuous
  • I was perceiving
  • you were perceiving
  • he/she was perceiving
  • we were perceiving
  • you were perceiving
  • they were perceiving
Past Perfect
  • I had perceived
  • you had perceived
  • he/she had perceived
  • we had perceived
  • you had perceived
  • they had perceived
Future
  • I will perceive
  • you will perceive
  • he/she will perceive
  • we will perceive
  • you will perceive
  • they will perceive
Future Perfect
  • I will have perceived
  • you will have perceived
  • he/she will have perceived
  • we will have perceived
  • you will have perceived
  • they will have perceived
Future Continuous
  • I will be perceiving
  • you will be perceiving
  • he/she will be perceiving
  • we will be perceiving
  • you will be perceiving
  • they will be perceiving
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been perceiving
  • you have been perceiving
  • he/she has been perceiving
  • we have been perceiving
  • you have been perceiving
  • they have been perceiving
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been perceiving
  • you will have been perceiving
  • he/she will have been perceiving
  • we will have been perceiving
  • you will have been perceiving
  • they will have been perceiving
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been perceiving
  • you had been perceiving
  • he/she had been perceiving
  • we had been perceiving
  • you had been perceiving
  • they had been perceiving
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Word of the Day: evidentemente

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously