| 单词 | aware |
| 释义 | aware 1. archaic < are you all aware of … talebearing and evil-speaking — John Wesley > 2. a. < he was never fully aware of the extent of his failures — O.S.Nock > < Adams was aware that the arrival of the tea ships might be used to precipitate a crisis — C.L.Becker > b. < the most intellectually ambitious and the most technically aware of the novelists under thirty — W.S.Graham > Synonyms: < few, so far as I am aware, now claim the free speech to call a knave a knave — T.S.Eliot > < more widely aware of the phenomena of biological chemistry — Sinclair Lewis > < Americans are becoming aware that American destiny can be pursued only in a world framework — Max Lerner > cognizant may imply the gradual impingement of knowledge or perception on one's consciousness or may connote special efforts to know < Soapy's mind became cognizant of the fact — O.Henry > < through the servants, or from some other means, he had made himself cognizant of the projected elopement — Anthony Trollope > It may imply arch knowingness < “ah!” went the other eyeing Ripton in lordly cognizant style — George Meredith > conscious may indicate impingement on one's mind so that one recognizes the fact or existence of something < dimly conscious that Hallward was speaking to him but not catching the meaning of the words — Oscar Wilde > It may also indicate an extreme and dominating realization, even a preoccupation < what makes a writer most acutely conscious of his place in time — T.S.Eliot > sensible may apply to situations in which a thing is intuitively sensed and also to those in which it is rationally perceived, known, and admitted < for my part, though deeply sensible of its influence, I cannot seize it — Nathaniel Hawthorne > < I am sensible that I write you short letters but I write you all I know — Horace Walpole > It is often used to indicate awareness and acknowledgment of gratitude, pleasure, resentment, or pain < I am sensible I may be indebted to you, sir — Charles Dickens > alive may suggest vivid awareness, certain keen perception < Cromwell … was keenly alive to all that concerned England's honor and strength — A.T.Mahan > < these two had a certain cool judgment, and they were fully alive to the danger of thwarting Barbara — John Galsworthy > awake may suggest alert perception < a large number of her [Britain's] leaders seem awake to the saving qualities of compromise — Leland Stowe > |
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