perceive

/pəsˈiːv/

/pɝˈsiv/

to perceive

MAIN VERB

percevoir

to realize through the five senses

percevoir

to become aware or conscious of something

Exemples

1. Buying time may serve as a buffer against the negative effects of time stress in part by enhancing perceived control.

2. The idea appears to be to target perceived 'luxury' goods, while not queering the pitch for exporters.

3. A professional appearance can make all the difference in how others perceive your skills and abilities.

4. The concept of time is abstract and difficult to grasp, as it cannot be physically perceived.