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1,with regard to和in regard to有什么区别

  with regard to和in regard to的区别主要是:with regard to用于开头或句中,而in regard to常用于句中,偶尔会用于开头,但不正式;with regard to比in regard to更为常用。 例如: I`ll write later in regard to this matter. 关于这件事,我以后再写。 2. I spoke to him with regard to his low marks. 我向他谈了关于他的低分数的事。   3.With regard to the money, we'd better be careful.   对于钱,我们还是小心一点好。

with regard to和in regard to有什么区别

2,“regard as” 和 “regard with”有什么区别?

regard as vt. 把…认作 短语 regard A as 把A视为B ; 把A当作B To regard it as 把它当成 B Regard A as 把A看作是 例句: The language, they say, is what anybody or everybody speaks. Hence there must be nointerference with what they regard as a product of nature. 他们说任何人或者说每个人说的都是语言,所以我们不应该干涉那些他们认为是自然的产物。 2.regard with 对……持……态度 短语: regard sb with suspicion 怀疑某人 regard wrongdoing with equanimity 安之若素 To regard everything with contempt 蚁视一切 例句: In no small part, Chinese are riveted — and proud — that one of their own has joined the ranks of the powerful in a nation they still regard with respect. 中国百姓对于他们中的一员进入了一个他们依然很尊重的国家的权力体系感到饶有兴趣——和自豪。

3,怎么区别treat.as和regard.as 我是个英语初学者,请多多指教!

regard vt.看待,当作.regard (as)指“把...认为”、“把...看作”,表示“以外部形象得出认识,外在的评估或个人的主观认识,有时指视觉的评价”.
regard him as a friend 把他看作朋友.
treat 表示“在某种认识的基础上看待或对待,以某种特定的方式行动或表现”.重在行动,而不在认识.
They will not be treated as enemies.他们不会被当作敌人对待.

4,regard as 的用法

选 A regarded 这是过去分词做状语表示被动和已经。所以不用B. having been regarded
因为这是现在分词完成时态的被动式。表示某一动作已完成或持续了多久。常有一个时间状语在分词后。下面给你两个例子你会明白。
Given more time ,we could do it better.=If we were given more time ,we could it better.
Having been taught several times ,he still couldn't answer the question.= Although he had been taught several times ,he still couldn't answer the question.

5,regard as 和regard with的用法


a
regarded
这是过去分词做状语表示被动和已经。所以不用b.
having
been
regarded
因为这是现在分词完成时态的被动式。表示某一动作已完成或持续了多久。常有一个时间状语在分词后。下面给你两个例子你会明白。
given
more
time
,we
could
do
it
better.=if
we
were
given
more
time
,we
could
it
better.
having
been
taught
several
times
,he
still
couldn't
answer
the
question.=
although
he
had
been
taught
several
times
,he
still
couldn't
answer
the
question.

6,regard as 和 regard with有什么区别?

regard as的意思是“把...认作”,其实也可以直接译成“认为...”后面接的是认为之后的内容;regard with意思是“以某种心态来看...”,后面接具体的心态。
1、regard as 英[riˈɡɑ:d æz] 美[rɪˈɡɑrd æz]
v. 看成; 看做; 当做; 把…认作;
[例句]Finally, some of what we regard as household wealth is a claim on future earnings.
最后,一些我们认为的家庭财富其实是对未来收益的主张。
2、regard with 英[riˈɡɑ:d wið] 美[rɪˈɡɑrd wɪð]
[词典] 以(某种心态)来看…;
[例句]A person you know well and regard with affection and trust.
一个你非常了解、关爱和信任的人。

7,with regard to和in regard to有什么区别?

区别: 1、释义不同。 (1)with regard to 表示“关于”、“至于”、“就……而言”, (2) in regard to 仅常用语“关于…”的意思。 2、使用位置不同: (1)with regard to 用于开头或句中; (2)in regard to 常用于句中,偶尔会用于开头。 3、使用惯常度不同: (1)with regard to,是习惯用法; (2)in regard to 用法不正式 。 1、with regard to : 这个句型的标准形式是“With regard to+主语+谓语+其他成分”,当然有时候也是可以放在句子中间部分的,它可翻译为“关于”、“至于”、“就……而言”。 句型: (1)With regard to hardness, the diamond is in a class by itself. 讲硬度, 金刚钻是独一无二的. (2)What are your intentions with regard to her? 你有没有同她结婚的意思? (3)I think, with regard to Maria, her situation is a very delicate one. 我想, 就玛丽亚而言, 她的情况也非常令人操心. (4)Until now, the government has only enforced the ban with regard to American ships. 到目前为止,政府仅仅对美国船只实施了禁令。 (5)Tony hates chocolate with regard to fear about black things. 由于恐惧黑色的东西,托尼非常讨厌巧克力。 2、in regard to : 这个句型的标准形式是 in regard to+主语+谓语+其他成分”。它可翻译为“关于…” Eg:In regard to your request for information, I regret to inform you that I am unable to help you. 关于你需要情报的事, 我遗憾地告诉你我没法帮助你.

8,be regarded as的同义词组

be regarded as 把...视为...
这是个被动语态,改为主动:regard...as...主要指思想上,感情上“将…看成是", 暗含说话人根据外部情况所得出的估价。如:Today, Abraham Lincoln is regarded as one of the greatest of all American presidents.如今, 亚伯拉罕·林肯被认为是最伟大的美国总统之一。
同义词有:1. treat...as主要表示行动上“看待、对待”的意思。如:They were not treated as human beings. 没把他们当人对待。
2. look upon/on...as“看待、看作”比如:
I look upon him as an authority. 我把他视为权威
I look on him as an enamy. 我把他视为仇敌。
3. consider...as“看待、看作” 同regard...as
4. think of...as主要表示思想上“认为…是
5. have/take...as表示“把…看成是”
还有see...as 例:I saw her as my good friend.