conceive of

英 [kənˈsiːv ɒv]

美 [kənˈsiːv əv]

想象，设想…（conceive of不用于进行体）

英英释义

verb

• form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case
  1. Can you conceive of him as the president?
  Synonym:imagineideateenvisage

双语例句

• The way other people behave towards us influences how we conceive of ourselves.
  别人对我们的态度影响到我们对自己的看法。
• I can't conceive of your allowing a child of five to go on such a long journey alone.
  我不能想像你竟允许一个五岁的孩子单独走这么远的路程。
• To imagine is to conceive of that height from which the Fall takes place.
  所谓想象，就是构思一个堕落所由以发生的顶点。
• I could not conceive of anybody using it for a title.
  我简直想像不到任何人会用它来做题目。
• I cannot conceive of such a thing happening again.
  我不能想像这种事会再发生。
• Many of us conceive of our relationship to our pets as analogous to that between a parent and child.
  许多人都认为，我们与宠物的关系就如同父母与孩子的关系。
• No, you can't because we can perfectly coherently conceive of it not happening.
  你并不能证明，因为我们能够非常清楚地有条理地想象出那并没有发生。
• No one could conceive of his hard work.
  没人能设想他工作的辛苦。
• I cannot conceive of a genuine scientist without that profound faith.
  我不能设想一位真正科学家会没有这样深挚的信仰。
• We cannot conceive of thought or consciousness arising out of the interactions of physical particles.
  我们不能设想思想或意识是物理粒子相互作用中产生的。