perceptions

英 [pəˈsɛpʃənz]

美 [pərˈsɛpʃənz]

n.  知觉; 感知; 洞察力; 悟性; 看法; 见解
perception的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 理解；看法；认识
  Yourperception ofsomething is the way that you think about it or the impression you have of it.
  1. He is interested in how our perceptions of death affect the way we live.
     他感兴趣的是我们对死亡的看法如何影响我们的生活。
  2. ...their perception of foreigners.
     他们对外国人的印象
• N-UNCOUNT 洞察力；认识能力；悟性
  Someone who hasperceptionrealizes or notices things that are not obvious.
  1. It did not require a great deal of perception to realise the interview was over.
     并不需要多少洞察力也能意识到面试已经结束了。
• （尤指视觉上的）感觉，感知
  Perceptionis the recognition of things using your senses, especially the sense of sight.

双语例句

• Hair traits and associated medical and social implications influence our perceptions of each other and ourselves.
  头发的特征和它在医学及社会交际上的隐含意义影响着我们对他人和自我的认知。
• Personal factors such as educational attainment, age and sex influence the perceptions.
  个人因素如教育程度、性别和年龄影响他们对土地结构变化的认知和愿意。
• This provides evidence that exposure to certain patterns of speech can influence one's perceptions of musical rhythms.
  这对讲话的某些模式可能会影响人的音乐节奏的感知的结论提供了一个有力的证据。
• These influences colour our perceptions, our direct understanding.
  这些东西歪曲了我们的感知和直接的了解。
• This affects the political debate, and leads to misguided perceptions.
  这会影响政治辩论，形成被误导的观念。
• Each previous recession has had some impact on perceptions.
  此前的每次衰退都对人们的认知产生了一些影响。
• These have lowered perceptions of risk in the market.
  这降低了市场对风险的感知能力。
• We will change market perceptions and all of us will benefit as a result.
  我们将改变市场的看法，其结果将是我们大家都会受益。
• Between concepts and sense perceptions there is not only a quantitative but also a qualitative difference.
  概念同感觉，不但是数量上的差别，而且有了性质上的差别。
• Our perceptions of the world are corrected by our knowledge.
  我们的知识纠正了我们对世界的感性认识。