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

单词	perception
释义	per·cep·tion \pə(r)ˈsepshən\ noun (-s) Etymology: Latin perception-, perceptio act of taking possession, obtaining, receiving, perceiving, from perceptus (past participle of percipere to take possession of, obtain, receive, perceive) + -ion-, -io -ion — more at perceive 1. : the receipt or collection of profits, rents, or crops — used chiefly in civil law < the lessee had the benefit of … the perception of the profits for the whole term — C.G.Addison > 2. obsolete : power of apprehension < matter hath no life nor perception, and is not conscious of its own existence — Richard Bentley †1742 > 3. a. : a result of perceiving : observation, discernment < it is a film bristling with sharp perceptions but lacking in coherence — Arthur Knight > b. : a mental image : concept < lyric perceptions of friendship, of love and lust — Edward Hubler > < endeavor to correct their perception of what is beautiful by the opinions of other people — A.C.Benson > 4. a. : awareness of the elements of environment through physical sensation : reaction to sensory stimulus < color perception > < depth perception > < since smell is a chemical sense, a contact is necessary for perception — R.N.Shreve > < some sensation of perception of the extremity after amputation is felt by 98⁵ of patients — Orthopedics & Traumatic Surgery > b. : physical sensation as interpreted in the light of experience : the integration of sensory impressions of events in the external world by a conscious organism especially as a function of nonconscious expectations derived from past experience and serving as a basis for or as verified by further meaningful motivated action 5. a. : direct or intuitive recognition : intelligent discernment : appreciation, insight < a clear perception of the uncertain boundary which exists between the liberties freely permitted to the press and the area in which there are bound to be limitations — F.L.Mott > < renewed perception into the heart of human activity — H.V.Gregory > b. : a capacity for comprehension : intellectual grasp < persecutors were ordinary, reasonably well-intentioned people lacking in keen perception — C.H.Sykes >
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