perceive

perceive

形容词

perceptible: 可感知的，可察觉的

imperceptible: 难以察觉的，不可感知的

名词

perception: 感知，知觉

perceiver: 感知者，觉察者

词语辨析

perceive: 指通过感官获得信息，理解或意识到某事物

observe: 强调通过细致而有意识的观察来感知事物

discern: 侧重于通过敏锐的洞察力来辨别或理解事物

notice: 强调对细节或特定事物的注意

detect: 强调通过细微的迹象、线索或感觉来发现或辨别事物

词汇扩充

perceptiveness: 感知能力

perceptual: 感知的，知觉的

perceptivity: 感知力，洞察力

近义词

recognize, discern, notice, detect, sense

反义词

misunderstand, overlook, ignore, neglect

柯林斯词典

perceive: If you perceive something, you see, notice, or realize it, especially when it is not obvious.

牛津词典

perceive: Become aware or conscious of (something); come to realize or understand.

用法

Perceive is a formal word. It is often used to describe the process of becoming aware of something or gaining an understanding of something.

例句

1. I perceive a certain resentment in your tone. (我察觉到你语气中的某种怨恨。)
2. She perceives the world differently from most people. (她对世界的感知与大多数人不同。)
3. He has a keenly perceptive mind. (他头脑敏锐，观察力强。)
4. His imperceptible movements allowed him to blend into the surroundings. (他难以察觉的动作使他能够融入周围环境。)
5. Her perceptible hesitation revealed her uncertainty. (她可察觉的犹豫显示了她的不确定。)
6. The perception of beauty varies from person to person. (对美的感知因人而异。)
7. The perceiver plays a crucial role in the interpretation of sensory information. (感知者在解读感官信息方面起着关键作用。)

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