英语词组conceived是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

conceive of (someone or something)

To think of someone or something, often in a particular way. Considering her lack of patience, I have a really hard time conceiving of her as a kindergarten teacher. Leave it to Ben to conceive of a totally ridiculous plan.

conceive of (someone or something) as (someone or something)

To think of someone or something in a different way than usual. Considering her lack of patience, I have a really hard time conceiving of her as a kindergarten teacher.

conceive of someone or something

to think of or invent the notion of someone or something. Who on earth ever conceived of doing this? Edison conceived of many very useful things that we now use every day.

conceive of someone or something as someone or something

to think of someone as being someone else; to think of something as being something else. I can't conceive of you as a pilot. I can conceive of this grassy spot as a very interesting setting for a cottage.

词组	conceived
释义	(redirected from conceived) conceive of (someone or something) To think of someone or something, often in a particular way. Considering her lack of patience, I have a really hard time conceiving of her as a kindergarten teacher. Leave it to Ben to conceive of a totally ridiculous plan. conceive of (someone or something) as (someone or something) To think of someone or something in a different way than usual. Considering her lack of patience, I have a really hard time conceiving of her as a kindergarten teacher. conceive of someone or something to think of or invent the notion of someone or something. Who on earth ever conceived of doing this? Edison conceived of many very useful things that we now use every day. conceive of someone or something as someone or something to think of someone as being someone else; to think of something as being something else. I can't conceive of you as a pilot. I can conceive of this grassy spot as a very interesting setting for a cottage.
随便看	put someone through their paces put (someone) through the mangle put someone through the mangle put someone through the mill put someone through the ringer put someone through the wringer put someone through to put someone through to someone put someone to put someone to a lot of expense put someone to bed put someone to bed with a shovel put someone to death put someone to flight put someone together put someone to great expense put someone to rest put someone to shame put someone to sleep put someone to the expense of repaid for repaid her by repaid her for repaid her with repaid him by