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Meanings of regard as in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "esteem"
Examples for "esteem"
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Question: My son, who was 11 last week, has really low self-esteem.
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This can lead to loss of confidence, low self-esteem and severe stress.
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By a Diamond, not married; and of wealth or social esteem; talented.
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Ignoring her, Davis said, The government's very concerned about self-esteem these days.
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Cyclists have issues with self-esteem: they have far too much of it.
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In the time of the civil wars, astrology was in high repute.
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It is by repute unlucky; so you never can have done so.
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The doctrine is sustained in repute at present principally for two reasons.
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Both of them had the repute of being sprung from the gods.
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No historian of the least repute has committed himself to the theory.
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Now, if only he could think of the right question to ask.
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Jack could only think of one possible answer: they were under attack.
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We have to think of the wider needs and health of society.
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Often I will think of something completely different to help me wait.
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But think of the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
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With these simple conditions, I look upon the cure as absolutely certain.
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So in due course Rose came to look upon us with favour.
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They are in no hurry; they look upon the matter as arranged.
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The others we must look upon as the prizes in the lottery.
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Besides, I wanted to look upon our beloved city one last time.
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That wouldn't have been a good look on a national television special.
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Following the draw, however, Nuengruethai chose to look on the bright side.
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She was to look on a certain page and a certain line.
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Walk all the way to the back and look on your right.
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I han't seen that look on any of my people since Mississippi.
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He knew exactly the attitude to take to be accepted within seconds.
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And how long would it necessarily take to be starved of language?
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So what does it really take to be fit for the bill?
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This small fry I take to be the top of their fishery.
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This is his portrait, which I take to be a faithful one.
Usage of regard as in anglès
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A state which others would regard as fever was normal to them.
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Across the Persian Gulf they see states they regard as American vassals.
3
What happened next Arthur would always regard as the strangest of accidents.
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Neither the mother nor the father deserves such regard as the preceptor.
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We still regard as highly plausible the view suggested in this passage.
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Is there any Irish rebellion at all he doesn't regard as immoral?
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This, then, we may regard as the first halting-place in our inquiry.
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The removal of this danger I regard as only possible through attack.
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You have followed what you regard as the true method of search.
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Froude, which I regard as one of the privileges of my life.
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What do you regard as the essentials in the training of parents?
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Our departure from Marlow I regard as one of our greatest successes.
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This I regard as a great advantage to us at this moment.
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What A and B may consider fair, C may regard as questionable.
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A bank holiday means presumably a day which bankers regard as holy.
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Practices which we should regard as heinous were treated lightly or disregarded.
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Regard as through the time
Regard as across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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