perceiving

perceiving

形容词

1. 知觉的；感知的

词义：指通过感官对外界事物进行觉察、了解的。

例句：

1. I was not perceiving things quite correctly.（我对事物的认识并不完全正确。）
2. He had a keen perceiving mind.（他有一颗敏锐的洞察力之心。）

2. 感觉到的；察觉到的

词义：指有感觉、有察觉的。

例句：

3. The perceiving senses of the human body include sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell.（人体的感觉包括视觉、听觉、触觉、味觉和嗅觉。）
4. She had a perceiving look on her face.（她脸上带着一种警觉的表情。）

名词

1. 知觉；感知

词义：指感知、认识事物的能力或过程。

例句：

1. Perceiving is a fundamental function of the human brain.（感知是人类大脑的一项基本功能。）
2. His perceiving of the world around him is quite unique.（他对周围世界的感知非常独特。）

2. 感知力；洞察力

词义：指洞察、领悟事物的能力。

例句：

3. She possesses great perceiving and understanding abilities.（她具备很强的洞察力和理解能力。）
4. His perceiving into human behavior is unmatched.（他对人类行为的洞察力是无与伦比的。）

词语辨析

perceiving和perception的区别：

perceiving是动词perceive的现在分词形式，指"感知"或"察觉"的动作或过程；而perception是名词，指"感知"或"知觉"的能力或过程。

词汇扩充

1. perceive（动词）：感知，察觉

例句：She could perceive the faint sound of music.（她能感知到微弱的音乐声。）

2. perception（名词）：感知，知觉

例句：His perception of colors is exceptional.（他对颜色的感知是非常出色的。）

近义词

sensing, detecting, observing, discerning

反义词

ignoring, neglecting, overlooking, disregarding

柯林斯词典

perceiving（过去式和过去分词：perceived）

词性：动词

1. 觉察；察觉

例句：He perceived a figure in the distance.（他在远处察觉到一个身影。）

2. 认识到；意识到

例句：She perceived the need for change.（她意识到了需要变革。）

牛津词典

perceiving（过去式：perceived，过去分词：perceived）

词性：动词

1. 察觉；感知；觉察

例句：The human eye can perceive light.（人眼能察觉光线。）

2. 认识到；意识到

例句：She quickly perceived the problem.（她迅速意识到了问题。）

用法

1. perceiving作为动词，表示感知或察觉，常用于进行时态。

2. perceiving作为名词，指感知的能力或过程。

例句

1. I was perceiving the beauty of nature as I walked through the forest.（在穿过森林时，我感知到了大自然的美丽。）
2. He has a keen perceiving mind, always noticing the smallest details.（他有一颗敏锐的洞察力之心，总是注意到最细微的细节。）
3. Perceiving the danger, she quickly moved away.（察觉到危险，她迅速离开了。）
4. His perceiving of the situation allowed him to make the right decision.（他对情况的感知使他能够做出正确的决定。）
5. The perceiving of colors is an important function of the human eye.（颜色的感知是人眼的一个重要功能。）
6. Her perceiving and understanding of complex concepts are exceptional.（她对复杂概念的洞察和理解是非常出色的。）
7. He ignored the perceiving voices of doubt and followed his instincts.（他无视了怀疑的声音，听从了自己的直觉。）
8. By neglecting the subtle perceiving of emotions, he failed to understand her true feelings.（他忽视了对情感微妙的感知，未能理解她真实的感受。）