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🔑regardre·gard1 /rɪˈɡɑrd / verb [transitive] regard sb / sth (as sth) | regard sb / sth (with sth) to think of someone or something (in the way mentioned)将…视为；将…看作◆I regard him as my best friend.我把他看作我最好的朋友。◆Do you regard this issue as important?你认为这个问题很重要吗？◆Her work is highly regarded (= people have a very good opinion of it).她的工作得到高度认可。◆In some neighborhoods, newcomers are regarded with suspicion.在某些社区，新来的人会受到怀疑。 SYN consider
🔑regardre·gard2 /rɪˈɡɑrd / noun - [uncountable] regard (for sb / sth) a feeling of admiration for someone or something; respect敬佩；尊敬◆She obviously has great regard for your ability.她显然对你的能力甚为敬佩。
- [uncountable] regard to / for sb / sth care or consideration for someone or something关心；关注◆He shows little regard for other people's feelings.他不大关心他人的感受。
- regards [plural](used especially at the end of a letter) kind thoughts and wishes（尤用于信件末尾）致意，问候◆Please give my regards to your parents.请代我向你父母问好。
 ●in / with regard to sb / sth●in this / that / one regard (formal) about someone or something; concerning this or that有关；关于◆With regard to the details – these will be finalized later.有关细节的问题以后再确定。◆It has been a successful year financially, so in this regard we have been fortunate.今年我们的财务状况很理想，在这方面我们还是很幸运的。 |