英语词汇“perception”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

► idea

an opinion or belief about how something is or should be: Her ideas about marriage are very old-fashioned.

► concept

(also conception formal) someone’s general idea of what something is like: Society’s concept of love has changed over time.

► notion

an idea about life or society that seems old-fashioned or silly to the person speaking: Where did you get the notion that I know how to fly a plane?

► perception

formal your way of understanding what someone or something is like based on experience: There is a perception that philosophy is a very difficult subject to understand.

► impression

your feeling about someone or something, especially when you do not have a lot of experience with him, her, or it: We only worked together for a few days, but I didn’t get a good impression of him.

► hypothesis

an idea that is suggested as an explanation of something, but has not yet been proven to be true: He carried out a series of experiments in order to test his hypothesis.

► theory

an idea or set of ideas, especially in science, that is intended to explain something and that has been tested many times: Einstein’s theory of relativity holds that time and space are relative, not fixed.

单词	perception
释义	perceptionperception /pɚˈsɛpʃən/ ●○○ AWL noun Etymology ETYMOLOGYperception Origin: 1300-1400 Latin perceptio, from percipere Thesaurus THESAURUSprinciple► idea an opinion or belief about how something is or should be: Her ideas about marriage are very old-fashioned. ► concept (also conception formal) someone’s general idea of what something is like: Society’s concept of love has changed over time. ► notion an idea about life or society that seems old-fashioned or silly to the person speaking: Where did you get the notion that I know how to fly a plane? ► perception formal your way of understanding what someone or something is like based on experience: There is a perception that philosophy is a very difficult subject to understand. ► impression your feeling about someone or something, especially when you do not have a lot of experience with him, her, or it: We only worked together for a few days, but I didn’t get a good impression of him. ► hypothesis an idea that is suggested as an explanation of something, but has not yet been proven to be true: He carried out a series of experiments in order to test his hypothesis. ► theory an idea or set of ideas, especially in science, that is intended to explain something and that has been tested many times: Einstein’s theory of relativity holds that time and space are relative, not fixed. 1[countable] the way you understand or think of something and your beliefs about what it is like: perception about a false perception about the dangers of nuclear powerperception of children’s perceptions of the worldperception that There’s a perception that all lawyers are overpaid.► see thesaurus at idea2[uncountable] the way that you notice things with your senses: perception of Part of the brain controls our perception of pain.3[uncountable] a natural ability to understand or notice things that are not easy to notice: Ross shows unusual perception for a boy of his age. [Origin: 1300–1400 Latin perceptio, from percipere]
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