英语单词短语词组“consciousness”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

consciousness

noun[U]

/ˈkɒn.ʃəs.nəs/us

/ˈkɑːn.ʃəs.nəs/

consciousnessnoun[U](UNDERSTANDING)

thestateofunderstandingandrealizingsomething:

意识；感觉；觉悟

[+ that]Her consciousnessthatshe's different makes herfeeluneasy.意识到自已与众不同，她感到很不自在。

Working in anunemploymentofficehadhelpedtoraisehispoliticalconsciousness.在失业救济办公室工作帮助他提高了政治意识。

More examples

Thechildrenhave no consciousness of being different.
He iscompletelyunawareofgenderissues- we will have toraisehis consciousness.
Her consciousness of thefeelingsofotherswas the thing that made her afantasticdoctor.
Heshowsno consciousness thatothersmightfindhimboring.
Does she have any consciousness of howrudeotherpeoplefindher?

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Knowledge and awareness

acquaintance
alertness
as every schoolboy/schoolchild knowsidiom
astuteness
at/in the back ofyourmindidiom
firsthand
general knowledge
gnostic
grounding
have a nodding acquaintance withsomeone/somethingidiom
lived experience
metacognition
nescience
nescient
offsomeone'sradaridiom
seize
sensibility
street smarts
theory of mind
witting

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consciousnessnoun[U](AWAKE)

thestateof beingawake,thinking, andknowingwhat ishappeningaround you:

有意识的；神志清醒的；有知觉的

Helostconsciousness after hisaccidentand neverrecovered/regainedit.事故发生后他便失去了知觉，再也没有苏醒过来。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Animal physiology: not sleeping & not unconscious

anti-sleep
astir
be in the land of the livingidiom
come round
get up
insomnia
insomniac
keepsomeoneup
knock
knock up
land
sit(someone)up
stir
toss
wait up
wakeful
waken
wakey-wakey
waking
woke

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(Definition ofconsciousnessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

consciousness| American Dictionary

consciousness

noun[U]

us/ˈkɑn·ʃəs·nəs/

consciousnessnoun[U](BEING AWAKE)

thestateof beingawake,awareof what is around you, andabletothink:

Helostconsciousness on the way to thehospital, andregainedconsciousness the nextday.

consciousnessnoun[U](NOTICING)

thefactofnoticingtheexistenceof something:

There’sdefinitelya consciousness of theemploymentmarketamong thestudents.

(Definition ofconsciousnessfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofconsciousness

consciousness

The presentation of the past is linked to all forms of imageconsciousnessand manipulation.

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There is reason for dissatisfaction with the present state of knowledge about brain mechanisms related to vision andconsciousness, and many of us share it.

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Because, when we see, we have continuous access to features of a scene, it is as if we continuously represent those features inconsciousness.

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Consciousnessor awareness is not a property that informational states of the brain can just come to have in that way.

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Instead, we have turned our attention to the presentation of a framework within which to investigate the nature of vision and visualconsciousness.

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The problem ofconsciousness, in this general picture, is to understand what processes or mechanisms or events in the brain make certain contents phenomenally conscious.

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There need be no oneto-one correlation between states ofconsciousnessand events in the brain.

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In this state, one's subjectiveconsciousnessis focused on one internally generated, usually terrifying, image or belief.

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Is that really all there is to say about the neurochemical basis ofconsciousness?

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Certainly, some types of memory are intricately linked withconsciousness, in particular the episodic memory usually proposed for consolidation.

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As such it may be seen to hold a central place in the development of emotional identity and subjectiveconsciousness.

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Encouraged by the success of the 1988 exhibition, the organisers kept stimulating the newly aroused historicalconsciousnessof their fellow villagers.

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Symptoms, including loss ofconsciousness, recurred within six weeks.

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One might say that in having children we participate in the mystery of the creation of self-consciousness.

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Language is the only modality ofconsciousnessthat makes perceptible the relational (or predicational) form of thought and the abstract elements of thought.

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Collocationswithconsciousness

consciousness

These are words often used in combination withconsciousness.

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altered consciousness

In thisalteredconsciousness, the scale of spaces and things appears relational rather than axiomatic, and the psyche and the social become integrated.

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civic consciousness

To promotecivicconsciousness, a community needs to create places and occasions for civic engagement.

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class consciousness

Most historians have seen in the process of organization the flowering of 'workingclassconsciousness'.

From theCambridge English Corpus

单词	consciousness
释义	consciousness noun[U] uk /ˈkɒn.ʃəs.nəs/us /ˈkɑːn.ʃəs.nəs/ consciousnessnoun[U](UNDERSTANDING) C1 thestateofunderstandingandrealizingsomething: 意识；感觉；觉悟 [+ that]Her consciousnessthatshe's different makes herfeeluneasy.意识到自已与众不同，她感到很不自在。 Working in anunemploymentofficehadhelpedtoraisehispoliticalconsciousness.在失业救济办公室工作帮助他提高了政治意识。 More examples Thechildrenhave no consciousness of being different. He iscompletelyunawareofgenderissues- we will have toraisehis consciousness. Her consciousness of thefeelingsofotherswas the thing that made her afantasticdoctor. Heshowsno consciousness thatothersmightfindhimboring. Does she have any consciousness of howrudeotherpeoplefindher? SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Knowledge and awareness acquaintance alertness as every schoolboy/schoolchild knowsidiom astuteness at/in the back ofyourmindidiom firsthand general knowledge gnostic grounding have a nodding acquaintance withsomeone/somethingidiom lived experience metacognition nescience nescient offsomeone'sradaridiom seize sensibility street smarts theory of mind witting See more results » consciousnessnoun[U](AWAKE) B2 thestateof beingawake,thinking, andknowingwhat ishappeningaround you: 有意识的；神志清醒的；有知觉的 Helostconsciousness after hisaccidentand neverrecovered/regainedit.事故发生后他便失去了知觉，再也没有苏醒过来。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Animal physiology: not sleeping & not unconscious anti-sleep astir be in the land of the livingidiom come round get up insomnia insomniac keepsomeoneup knock knock up land sit(someone)up stir toss wait up wakeful waken wakey-wakey waking woke See more results » (Definition ofconsciousnessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) consciousness\| American Dictionary consciousness noun[U] us/ˈkɑn·ʃəs·nəs/ consciousnessnoun[U](BEING AWAKE) thestateof beingawake,awareof what is around you, andabletothink: Helostconsciousness on the way to thehospital, andregainedconsciousness the nextday. consciousnessnoun[U](NOTICING) thefactofnoticingtheexistenceof something: There’sdefinitelya consciousness of theemploymentmarketamong thestudents. (Definition ofconsciousnessfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofconsciousness consciousness The presentation of the past is linked to all forms of imageconsciousnessand manipulation. From theCambridge English Corpus There is reason for dissatisfaction with the present state of knowledge about brain mechanisms related to vision andconsciousness, and many of us share it. From theCambridge English Corpus Because, when we see, we have continuous access to features of a scene, it is as if we continuously represent those features inconsciousness. From theCambridge English Corpus Consciousnessor awareness is not a property that informational states of the brain can just come to have in that way. From theCambridge English Corpus Instead, we have turned our attention to the presentation of a framework within which to investigate the nature of vision and visualconsciousness. From theCambridge English Corpus The problem ofconsciousness, in this general picture, is to understand what processes or mechanisms or events in the brain make certain contents phenomenally conscious. From theCambridge English Corpus There need be no oneto-one correlation between states ofconsciousnessand events in the brain. From theCambridge English Corpus In this state, one's subjectiveconsciousnessis focused on one internally generated, usually terrifying, image or belief. From theCambridge English Corpus Is that really all there is to say about the neurochemical basis ofconsciousness? From theCambridge English Corpus Certainly, some types of memory are intricately linked withconsciousness, in particular the episodic memory usually proposed for consolidation. From theCambridge English Corpus As such it may be seen to hold a central place in the development of emotional identity and subjectiveconsciousness. From theCambridge English Corpus Encouraged by the success of the 1988 exhibition, the organisers kept stimulating the newly aroused historicalconsciousnessof their fellow villagers. From theCambridge English Corpus Symptoms, including loss ofconsciousness, recurred within six weeks. From theCambridge English Corpus One might say that in having children we participate in the mystery of the creation of self-consciousness. From theCambridge English Corpus Language is the only modality ofconsciousnessthat makes perceptible the relational (or predicational) form of thought and the abstract elements of thought. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocationswithconsciousness consciousness These are words often used in combination withconsciousness. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. altered consciousness In thisalteredconsciousness, the scale of spaces and things appears relational rather than axiomatic, and the psyche and the social become integrated. From theCambridge English Corpus civic consciousness To promotecivicconsciousness, a community needs to create places and occasions for civic engagement. From theCambridge English Corpus class consciousness Most historians have seen in the process of organization the flowering of 'workingclassconsciousness'. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/consciousness##
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