Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Perceive"

A: How you feel, or understand something.

Say you just saw a movie about firefighters, and someone asks you "how did you perceive the movie?" they're asking how you felt, and what message you learned from the movid

A: It is how you or someone else sees things.

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A: perceive is a word that means to see things in a perspective or how one views a situation. you perceive the orange to be orange, while someone else who can't see color would perceive the orange as gray

A: Yeah it's your understanding of a thing/topic/your surroundings/world view, etc. what you percieve could be different to how someone else perceived the same thing.

A: perceive is a verb and perception is a noun. they can either be used both in a good or bad way

i see how many people perceive him to be lazy, but he’s actually really hard working

reality is simply how you perceive the world

when you are drunk, you may perceive things differently

do not let your perceptions hold you back

you don’t know anything about my personality, all you know are your false perceptions

A: Perceive is a verb that means to be aware of something or to understand something. Here are some examples of how to use it in a sentence:

Present:
"Me and my best friend are reading the same book, but I perceive it differently than her."

Past:
"The outcome was a lot different than what I perceived originally."

Future:
"My boyfriend and I are going to a movie tomorrow, but I know I will perceive it differently than him."

Perceive is a great word to use! But, it is not used all the time in casual conversation. Most of the time I use it to talk about how I "perceived" something differently than someone else.

Hope this helped!

A: I don't use "perceive" in many "daily expressions," as it is rather formal, but here are some example sentences:

"I perceive that you are not comfortable with this situation."

"I did not perceive her tone to be crass; I think that is just her personality. "

A: “My dog is perceived as mean and angry”

“Not everything is as you perceive it to be.”

A: Although the man paints well, he does not perceive himself as an artist.

A: Perceived
means how you interpret something or understanding/realizing something
"He was surprised when he perceived the truth."
"He does not perceive himself as unusual but everyone else does"

Perceptive:
your ability to be alert or attentive.
"My cat is very perceptive when hunting in the garden."

Perceptual describes someone or something as perceptive in relation to the senses (seeing, hearing, touching).
"The perceptual effects of light in that painting are beautiful."

A: To perceive is to interpret in a particular way, this could be particular to the speaker individually, or particular to a certain group and/or way of thinking.

To discern is, yes perceiving, but it’s specifically a perception related to the difference between two things.

In short, discerning is just a specific type of perception related to realising differences.

“I perceived their conversation about the two boxes as one of curiosity”

“ — it looks like they were having trouble discerning between the two boxes”

Hope this helps.

A: Perceive is basically is how you see things

He perceives him as judgemental

Notice is you found out with observation

I noticed you wear pajamas every day

A: To feel something has two meaning. You could feel something with your fingers, really another word for touch. But you could also "feel" something not physical e.g. Love. An example would be: "I feel like I'm in love"

To perceive something also has two meanings. It's most common use is to interpret something yourself. E.g. "I do not perceive it in the same way as you". It's second meaning is to perceive an object, similar to feeling it but still different. This is because when you feel something you only "touch" it but but when you perceive something you can use other senses to tell what it is. E.g. "After reading about it I perceive cake as more fattening than I used to think".

A: 一概にいうと、realizeは自分の中でパッと悟る感じで、noticeやperceiveは周りの世界の何かに気づく。perceiveの方は使われるのが少なく、「小さい物や分かりにくいことに」というニュアンスです。

Only an expert can perceive the difference between these two wines.

I noticed a bird in the tree when I was walking to work.

I realized I had forgotten my wallet after I left my house.

A: perceive?

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A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Although the sentence is not wrong it's not very common to say this way.

I understand what your trying to get at.
Or
I understand what your trying to tell me.

Perceived means to understand.

You can still use perceived if you like it's just not very common in that phrase.

A: its great.

A: No. When you don't know something, you think about it. When you perceive something, you know it immediately. "He thought about how to solve the problem." "He perceived that the solution was x, and so he did x immediately."