perceptions

英 [pəˈsɛpʃənz]

美 [pərˈsɛpʃənz]

n.  知觉; 感知; 洞察力; 悟性; 看法; 见解
perception的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 理解；看法；认识
  Yourperception ofsomething is the way that you think about it or the impression you have of it.
  1. He is interested in how our perceptions of death affect the way we live.
     他感兴趣的是我们对死亡的看法如何影响我们的生活。
  2. ...their perception of foreigners.
     他们对外国人的印象
• N-UNCOUNT 洞察力；认识能力；悟性
  Someone who hasperceptionrealizes or notices things that are not obvious.
  1. It did not require a great deal of perception to realise the interview was over.
     并不需要多少洞察力也能意识到面试已经结束了。
• （尤指视觉上的）感觉，感知
  Perceptionis the recognition of things using your senses, especially the sense of sight.

双语例句

• I think it comes down to having different priorities and perceptions of rules and regulations and health and welfare.
  我认为，归根结底，这是一个轻重缓急观念不同，对规章制度及健康和福利有不同看法的问题。
• You appreciate new perspectives and perceptions, even ones that seem odd or bizarre to others.
  你喜欢新的观点和认知，即使它们在别人眼中显得古怪和荒唐。
• This invites the employee to share his perceptions and concerns about the job.
  这有助于员工表达他对这份工作的认识和看法，及他所关注的问题。
• Our perceptions of the world are corrected by our knowledge.
  我们的知识纠正了我们对世界的感性认识。
• This is called the perceptual stage of cognition, namely, the stage of sense perceptions and impressions.
  这叫做认识的感性阶段，就是感觉和印象的阶段。
• Furthermore, there are cultural biases that reveal fundamental differences in our perceptions of happiness.
  另外，某些文化偏见也使我们在对幸福的认知上显示出根本差异。
• Your perceptions of China, and Australia's relations with China, have a great impact on us.
  你们对中国的看法，以及中澳两国的关系，对我们都有重大影响。
• These influences colour our perceptions, our direct understanding.
  这些东西歪曲了我们的感知和直接的了解。
• Reason, which is a function of memory, organizes perceptions into comprehensible patterns.
  理性是一种记忆功能，将感知组织成可理解的模式。
• While these have broad appeal, newspapers have done a great deal to influence the perceptions of the people.
  这些（书籍、电视和电影）有着广泛的吸引力，而报纸也极大地影响了人们的思想观念。