英语词汇“aware”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

aware

(əweəʳ )

1. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that] B2

If you are aware of something, you know about it.

Smokers are well aware of the dangers to their own health. [+ of]

He should have been aware of what his junior officers were doing. [+ of]

Some people may not be aware that this was a problem.

awareness uncountable noun [oft NOUN that]

Candidates must demonstrate an awareness of diversity issues within the workplace. [+ of/about]

There has been an increasing awareness that many people are affected by crime.

2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that] B2

If you are aware of something, you realize that it is present or is happening because you hear it, see it, smell it, or feel it.

She was acutely aware of the noise of the city. [+ of]

Jane was suddenly aware that she was digging her nails into her thigh.

3. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE]

Someone who is aware notices what is happening around them or happening in the place where they live.

They are politically very aware.

Synonyms: informed, enlightened, knowledgeable, learned

awareness uncountable noun

He introduced radio to the school to increase the children's awareness.

Collocations:

barely aware of

One minute you're barely aware of their existence, then, lo!

Times, Sunday Times

But one we as a nation seem barely aware of.

The Sun

Surprisingly, he insists he was only barely aware of those resonances when he took the part.

Times, Sunday Times

The slow movement was sung out in a single, long breath, dissolving every barline, and making the listener barely aware of upbow and downbow.

Times, Sunday Times

They gave a raw and vivid account of the score, joyfully rambunctious at times, at others so remarkably balanced one was barely aware of their presence.

The Times Literary Supplement

consciously aware of

We have greater self-knowledge than we're consciously aware of.

Times,Sunday Times

Deep, primitive needs underlie our beliefs, although we are rarely, if ever, consciously aware of our reasons for holding those beliefs.

The Times Literary Supplement

This effect seems to work even if the alluring photograph flashes up so fleetingly that you are not consciously aware of having seen it.

Times, Sunday Times

She seemed to be consciously aware of her helplessness.

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A skilled analyst can discover facts about a person that they might not even be consciously aware of themselves.

Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0

constantly aware of

You just need to remember to be cautious and constantly aware of what comments you are posting.

Times, Sunday Times (2007)

Grove knew that businesses stay on top only by being constantly aware of competitive threats.

Times, Sunday Times (2016)

They are constantly aware of how ridiculous their job is and how ridiculous it is to be a famous pop star.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

culturally aware

We want to build a lifelong passion for learning, help our pupils become culturally aware and show them how exciting big ideas are.

Times, Sunday Times

Of course, entries new to the fourth edition are not focused solely on the provision of a more wide-ranging, ethnically and culturally aware overview of poetry and poetics.

The Times Literary Supplement

First, players are very culturally aware.

The Sun

Well regarded for its cultural life, it has always tended to attract culturally aware visitors.

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She was employed in the training of nurses and tried to help them become more culturally aware.

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deeply aware of

They are aware of their fallibility and their weaknesses, deeply aware of the long road that stretches out towards 2015.

Times, Sunday Times

Like all great managers, he was deeply aware of the importance of a solid defence.

Times, Sunday Times

He leaves, he says, without envy or regret, but deeply aware of what he will be giving up.

Times, Sunday Times

The best scientists are deeply aware of this.

Times, Sunday Times

These are men committed to their cause, but also deeply aware of their own humanity.

Times, Sunday Times

dimly aware of

We are dimly aware there is something wrong.

The Sun (2009)

Behind her, she was dimly aware of the click of the lock, securing the hidden panel against accidental discovery.

Babson, Marian WEEKEND FOR MURDER

environmentally aware

And along with all that, the country is environmentally aware, progressive and tremendously welcoming.

Times, Sunday Times (2017)

Homeowners are environmentally aware, it says - but unwilling to reduce their carbon footprint.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

She's very socially conscious and environmentally aware.

Times, Sunday Times (2007)

fully aware of

He remains fully aware of the daffiness of his job and uses frequent deadpanning — and disguise — to cope with it.

Times, Sunday Times (2017)

She wasn't fully aware of the moment when the audience started applauding.

Pacter, Trudi YELLOW BIRD (2004)

We are fully aware of our reporting obligations and we have not said anything.

Times, Sunday Times (2009)

We are fully aware of our responsibility.

Times, Sunday Times (2013)

Nonetheless, she was fully aware of its transformative power and allure.

Times, Sunday Times (2016)

hardly aware

Like many top-class strikers, you're hardly aware of him until he has the ball at his feet in the penalty area.

The Sun

He's hardly aware of her.

Times, Sunday Times

Even a cursory observation of examples reveals how commonplace they are in all forms of language use, yet we are hardly aware of their existence.

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increasingly aware of

An elegant 66, she is as much fun, and as self-deprecatingly devilish, as ever, but increasingly aware of time.

Times, Sunday Times (2013)

I am increasingly aware of how effortful and messy our regular suppers are.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

Her friends have quite innocently begun to pass comment and she is becoming increasingly aware of it.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

During the past quarter century, Americans have become increasingly aware of the importance that environmental conditions can play in both illness and health.

Appelbaum, Richard P. Sociology (1995)

intensely aware of

There's a third reality, and when we experience this third reality we become intensely aware of this thing called sin.

Christianity Today

Artistic directors must be like football managers, intensely aware of how rival companies are doing.

Times, Sunday Times

You can usually find out the time somehow or other if necessary, but wearing a watch makes you too intensely aware of it.

Times, Sunday Times

This also has the effect of making the viewer intensely aware of such formal considerations as composition, surface, scale and texture - even emotional depth.

The Times Literary Supplement

He was intensely aware of and fascinated by the visual nuances of the regions landscape and the variation in the seasons.

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keenly aware of

Or are we just better at reading the subtle semiotics of taste so that we are keenly aware of how others might judge us?

Times, Sunday Times

They are keenly aware of the quality of life and its deterioration.

The Sun

There are few individuals so keenly aware of this as the tech savants who built social media in the first place.

Times, Sunday Times

When we are keenly aware of hardship, it can be easy to forget that there have been good times as well.

Times, Sunday Times

Some local politicians are keenly aware of the risks.

The Sun

painfully aware of

As a man who is currently recovering, I am painfully aware that male sufferers exist.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

And yet Japan's leading robotics experts are painfully aware of how immature the science really is.

Times, Sunday Times (2009)

Friends of the student said he was painfully aware of the sacrifices his parents were making for him and worked hard.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

Single women are painfully aware of this.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

Young adults are painfully aware their lives are far from where their age and their qualifications suggest they should be.

Times, Sunday Times (2017)

perfectly aware of

At the same time, she was perfectly aware of the importance of a dignified image.

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Yes, he's perfectly aware of his good fortune, and the explanation for it.

Times, Sunday Times

I'm perfectly aware of my failings.

Times, Sunday Times

But the financial crisis has ensured that — if we were not already — we are perfectly aware of how much or little we take home each month.

Times, Sunday Times

In any case, these groups were typically perfectly aware of the state alternative, and consciously took measures to prevent similar structures of coercive authority from emerging among themselves.

The Times Literary Supplement

politically aware

Looking at the various international newspaper mastheads, he jokes that he has had to be politically aware.

Times, Sunday Times

She also became politically aware and began to read voraciously.

Times, Sunday Times

Unlike some of the other nurses who were more politically aware, she always insisted that her motives for doing so were purely humanitarian.

Times, Sunday Times

Party politics do not enter the book, but it becomes more politically aware.

The Times Literary Supplement

In the current climate, everyone needs to be politically aware.

Times, Sunday Times

socially aware

He enjoys studying, is socially aware and is good at sport.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

Companies are also becoming more socially aware.

Times, Sunday Times (2013)

It has made her more socially aware.

Times, Sunday Times (2014)

suddenly aware of

I'm suddenly aware of the huge number of people in the waiting room.

The Sun

Until as you come up for air, you're suddenly aware of a super-cute guy who's sitting across the gangway.

The Sun

He looked embarrassed as the plane taxied in, as if suddenly aware of having misread the situation.

Times, Sunday Times

I'm suddenly aware of the huge sacrifices these cosplayers make for their art.

The Sun

Her expression implies that she's suddenly aware of a glitch in that game plan.

Times, Sunday Times

uncomfortably aware

But afterwards Ginny was uncomfortably aware that each time Caroline's eyes roamed about a room, she seemed to be costing everything.

Gaskin, Catherine THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN (2001)

Visiting a London art gallery once, she became uncomfortably aware that she was being followed by three men in suits.

Times, Sunday Times (2016)

She waited, uncomfortably aware of the fact that Max lay close by in the plastic winding sheet.

Appiganesi, Lisa DREAMS OF INNOCENCE

vaguely aware of

Slowly I began to see stars and then everything went black.27 I was sort of drifting in and out of consciousness, vaguely aware of pain.

Anita Anderson SOMEBODY (2001)

I was vaguely aware of a young man beyond her, a swarthy, slim specimen who watched me suspiciously.

Baxter, Stephen ANTI-ICE (2002)

The general sporting public are only vaguely aware of him.

Times, Sunday Times (2010)

Employees do not usually interact with them much and tend to be only vaguely aware of their existence.

Times, Sunday Times (2012)

I was vaguely aware of others taking cover.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

Translations:

Chinese: 知道的

Japanese: 気がついて

单词	aware
释义	aware (əweəʳ ) 1. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that] B2 If you are aware of something, you know about it. Smokers are well aware of the dangers to their own health. [+ of] He should have been aware of what his junior officers were doing. [+ of] Some people may not be aware that this was a problem. awareness uncountable noun [oft NOUN that] Candidates must demonstrate an awareness of diversity issues within the workplace. [+ of/about] There has been an increasing awareness that many people are affected by crime. 2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that] B2 If you are aware of something, you realize that it is present or is happening because you hear it, see it, smell it, or feel it. She was acutely aware of the noise of the city. [+ of] Jane was suddenly aware that she was digging her nails into her thigh. 3. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE] Someone who is aware notices what is happening around them or happening in the place where they live. They are politically very aware. Synonyms: informed, enlightened, knowledgeable, learned awareness uncountable noun He introduced radio to the school to increase the children's awareness. Collocations: barely aware of One minute you're barely aware of their existence, then, lo! Times, Sunday Times But one we as a nation seem barely aware of. The Sun Surprisingly, he insists he was only barely aware of those resonances when he took the part. Times, Sunday Times The slow movement was sung out in a single, long breath, dissolving every barline, and making the listener barely aware of upbow and downbow. Times, Sunday Times They gave a raw and vivid account of the score, joyfully rambunctious at times, at others so remarkably balanced one was barely aware of their presence. The Times Literary Supplement consciously aware of We have greater self-knowledge than we're consciously aware of. Times,Sunday Times Deep, primitive needs underlie our beliefs, although we are rarely, if ever, consciously aware of our reasons for holding those beliefs. The Times Literary Supplement This effect seems to work even if the alluring photograph flashes up so fleetingly that you are not consciously aware of having seen it. Times, Sunday Times She seemed to be consciously aware of her helplessness. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 A skilled analyst can discover facts about a person that they might not even be consciously aware of themselves. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 constantly aware of You just need to remember to be cautious and constantly aware of what comments you are posting. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Grove knew that businesses stay on top only by being constantly aware of competitive threats. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They are constantly aware of how ridiculous their job is and how ridiculous it is to be a famous pop star. Times, Sunday Times (2012) culturally aware We want to build a lifelong passion for learning, help our pupils become culturally aware and show them how exciting big ideas are. Times, Sunday Times Of course, entries new to the fourth edition are not focused solely on the provision of a more wide-ranging, ethnically and culturally aware overview of poetry and poetics. The Times Literary Supplement First, players are very culturally aware. The Sun Well regarded for its cultural life, it has always tended to attract culturally aware visitors. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 She was employed in the training of nurses and tried to help them become more culturally aware. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 deeply aware of They are aware of their fallibility and their weaknesses, deeply aware of the long road that stretches out towards 2015. Times, Sunday Times Like all great managers, he was deeply aware of the importance of a solid defence. Times, Sunday Times He leaves, he says, without envy or regret, but deeply aware of what he will be giving up. Times, Sunday Times The best scientists are deeply aware of this. Times, Sunday Times These are men committed to their cause, but also deeply aware of their own humanity. Times, Sunday Times dimly aware of We are dimly aware there is something wrong. The Sun (2009) Behind her, she was dimly aware of the click of the lock, securing the hidden panel against accidental discovery. Babson, Marian WEEKEND FOR MURDER environmentally aware And along with all that, the country is environmentally aware, progressive and tremendously welcoming. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Homeowners are environmentally aware, it says - but unwilling to reduce their carbon footprint. Times, Sunday Times (2008) She's very socially conscious and environmentally aware. Times, Sunday Times (2007) fully aware of He remains fully aware of the daffiness of his job and uses frequent deadpanning — and disguise — to cope with it. Times, Sunday Times (2017) She wasn't fully aware of the moment when the audience started applauding. Pacter, Trudi YELLOW BIRD (2004) We are fully aware of our reporting obligations and we have not said anything. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We are fully aware of our responsibility. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Nonetheless, she was fully aware of its transformative power and allure. Times, Sunday Times (2016) hardly aware Like many top-class strikers, you're hardly aware of him until he has the ball at his feet in the penalty area. The Sun He's hardly aware of her. Times, Sunday Times Even a cursory observation of examples reveals how commonplace they are in all forms of language use, yet we are hardly aware of their existence. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 increasingly aware of An elegant 66, she is as much fun, and as self-deprecatingly devilish, as ever, but increasingly aware of time. Times, Sunday Times (2013) I am increasingly aware of how effortful and messy our regular suppers are. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Her friends have quite innocently begun to pass comment and she is becoming increasingly aware of it. Times, Sunday Times (2008) During the past quarter century, Americans have become increasingly aware of the importance that environmental conditions can play in both illness and health. Appelbaum, Richard P. Sociology (1995) intensely aware of There's a third reality, and when we experience this third reality we become intensely aware of this thing called sin. Christianity Today Artistic directors must be like football managers, intensely aware of how rival companies are doing. Times, Sunday Times You can usually find out the time somehow or other if necessary, but wearing a watch makes you too intensely aware of it. Times, Sunday Times This also has the effect of making the viewer intensely aware of such formal considerations as composition, surface, scale and texture - even emotional depth. The Times Literary Supplement He was intensely aware of and fascinated by the visual nuances of the regions landscape and the variation in the seasons. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 keenly aware of Or are we just better at reading the subtle semiotics of taste so that we are keenly aware of how others might judge us? Times, Sunday Times They are keenly aware of the quality of life and its deterioration. The Sun There are few individuals so keenly aware of this as the tech savants who built social media in the first place. Times, Sunday Times When we are keenly aware of hardship, it can be easy to forget that there have been good times as well. Times, Sunday Times Some local politicians are keenly aware of the risks. The Sun painfully aware of As a man who is currently recovering, I am painfully aware that male sufferers exist. Times, Sunday Times (2015) And yet Japan's leading robotics experts are painfully aware of how immature the science really is. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Friends of the student said he was painfully aware of the sacrifices his parents were making for him and worked hard. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Single women are painfully aware of this. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Young adults are painfully aware their lives are far from where their age and their qualifications suggest they should be. Times, Sunday Times (2017) perfectly aware of At the same time, she was perfectly aware of the importance of a dignified image. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Yes, he's perfectly aware of his good fortune, and the explanation for it. Times, Sunday Times I'm perfectly aware of my failings. Times, Sunday Times But the financial crisis has ensured that — if we were not already — we are perfectly aware of how much or little we take home each month. Times, Sunday Times In any case, these groups were typically perfectly aware of the state alternative, and consciously took measures to prevent similar structures of coercive authority from emerging among themselves. The Times Literary Supplement politically aware Looking at the various international newspaper mastheads, he jokes that he has had to be politically aware. Times, Sunday Times She also became politically aware and began to read voraciously. Times, Sunday Times Unlike some of the other nurses who were more politically aware, she always insisted that her motives for doing so were purely humanitarian. Times, Sunday Times Party politics do not enter the book, but it becomes more politically aware. The Times Literary Supplement In the current climate, everyone needs to be politically aware. Times, Sunday Times socially aware He enjoys studying, is socially aware and is good at sport. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Companies are also becoming more socially aware. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It has made her more socially aware. Times, Sunday Times (2014) suddenly aware of I'm suddenly aware of the huge number of people in the waiting room. The Sun Until as you come up for air, you're suddenly aware of a super-cute guy who's sitting across the gangway. The Sun He looked embarrassed as the plane taxied in, as if suddenly aware of having misread the situation. Times, Sunday Times I'm suddenly aware of the huge sacrifices these cosplayers make for their art. The Sun Her expression implies that she's suddenly aware of a glitch in that game plan. Times, Sunday Times uncomfortably aware But afterwards Ginny was uncomfortably aware that each time Caroline's eyes roamed about a room, she seemed to be costing everything. Gaskin, Catherine THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN (2001) Visiting a London art gallery once, she became uncomfortably aware that she was being followed by three men in suits. Times, Sunday Times (2016) She waited, uncomfortably aware of the fact that Max lay close by in the plastic winding sheet. Appiganesi, Lisa DREAMS OF INNOCENCE vaguely aware of Slowly I began to see stars and then everything went black.27 I was sort of drifting in and out of consciousness, vaguely aware of pain. Anita Anderson SOMEBODY (2001) I was vaguely aware of a young man beyond her, a swarthy, slim specimen who watched me suspiciously. Baxter, Stephen ANTI-ICE (2002) The general sporting public are only vaguely aware of him. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Employees do not usually interact with them much and tend to be only vaguely aware of their existence. Times, Sunday Times (2012) I was vaguely aware of others taking cover. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Translations: Chinese: 知道的 Japanese: 気がついて
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