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 conscious ['kɑnʃəs]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 有意识的, 知觉的, 觉察的

[医] 有意识的, 清醒的


  1. He was very conscious of his shortcomings.
    他对自己的缺点十分清楚。
  2. He was badly hurt, but he still remained conscious.
    他伤得很重，但仍未失去知觉。
  3. I had to make a conscious effort not to be rude to him.
    我得刻意约束自己不要对他粗鲁。


conscious
[ adj ]
  1. knowing and perceiving; having awareness of surroundings and sensations and thoughts

    2. <adj.all>
    remained conscious during the operation
    conscious of his faults
    became conscious that he was being followed
  2. intentionally conceived

    3. <adj.all>
    a conscious effort to speak more slowly
    a conscious policy
  3. (followed by `of') showing realization or recognition of something

    4. <adj.all>
    few voters seem conscious of the issue's importance
    conscious of having succeeded
    the careful tread of one conscious of his alcoholic load


Conscious \Con"scious\, a. [L. conscius; con- + scire to know.
See {Conscience}.]
1. Possessing the faculty of knowing one's own thoughts or
mental operations.

Some are thinking or conscious beings, or have a
power of thought. --I. Watts.

2. Possessing knowledge, whether by internal, conscious
experience or by external observation; cognizant; aware;
sensible.

Her conscious heart imputed suspicion where none
could have been felt. --Hawthorne.

The man who breathes most healthilly is least
conscious of his own breathing. --De Quincey.

3. Made the object of consciousness; known to one's self; as,
conscious guilt.

With conscious terrors vex me round. --Milton.

Syn: Aware; apprised; sensible; felt; known.

  1. The Gramm-Rudman Act forced government to at least attempt scaling back, and the phasing out of tax deductions on installment debt has made individuals more conscious of saving rather than spending.
  2. Phil Toia, a Dreyfus vice president, said the results reflect a "conscious decision" on the part of the company to accomplish a longer-range goal of increasing the size of its funds.
  3. The Emergency Medical Service, which sent an ambulance to the scene, described Lindsay as conscious but feeling dizzy and weak when he was picked up on the second floor of the midtown hospital, police said.
  4. "I would be surprised if there is a conscious bias.
  5. Already conscious of the price factor, importers are concerned that the lira's devaluation and exit from the ERM will reverse the gains they have made. Cars of German and French origin are the most vulnerable.
  6. He made us more conscious of the importance of having an effective police force.
  7. "We are conscious of a certain inadequacy of dialogue in the country," the Roman Catholic bishops of Kenya said in a letter to Moi in November 1986.
  8. Yates raped a girl, tied her up, then shot her in the eye and ear, but she remained conscious and watched as Yates sodomized a boy, Clem said.
  9. Increasingly cost conscious, they will no longer hook up with an Olympian just because the company president likes the athlete's sport.
  10. "Because we've been at peace for so long and no one's conscious of any danger, none of us really think about the Self Defense Forces at all," said Manabu Watanabe, 21, one of a group of college students munching hamburgers at a Wendy's in Tokyo.
  11. The company says the increase is because people today are more "cosmetic conscious," there is more disposable income, and new dental products provide a more natural look.
  12. Finance ministers are conscious that their efforts at economic reform have left important social problems untouched.
  13. It's proof of how highly conscious Britons remain of accent, dress and other marks of class.
  14. Despite its new political interest in Europe, Japan is conscious of being the only Asian country at the summit.
  15. "To me it's almost conscious disruption," a high-ranking Ford executive said a few months ago.
  16. But as supply-sider Lawrence Lindsey argues, charity reflects a conscious preference over the beneficence of the state.
  17. Safety conscious: the windows of No 11 Downing Street, the chancellor's home, are replaced as part of alterations to improve security.
  18. Perhaps conscious of this, Finanzauto is believed to have approached a Caterpillar distributor in France. Second, analysts in Madrid are recommending the Pta1,300 (706p) being offered for Finanzauto's shares.
  19. Practically speaking, they would be conscious but they would have no material existence.
  20. Mobil plans to tout its program as the first national effort to recycle such bags, but will probably run into an immediate challenge from its chief rival as to which company became environmentally conscious first.
  21. Americans weren't conscious of the "1980s as an entity," he said.
  22. True to Little Steven's track record, these concerns have inspired a hard-driving album of politically conscious yet commendably non-polemic songs.
  23. "From the very begining I thought of death," Mahmoud said. "I thought I would be the first to be killed because they were very security conscious, and they immediately asked me where I had my gun.
  24. Ministers are acutely conscious that local builders are often local constituency party stalwarts.
  25. The space agency also is conscious that no American spacecraft has been launched toward the planets since 1978.
  26. Marcos was alert and conscious and seemed to be responding to medication to fight a bacterial infection, Tiwanak said.
  27. "You've got to be conscious that the work force is changing," says Cliff Ehrlich, senior vice president for human resources at Marriott Corp., Washington.
  28. Survivor Barry Holberg of San Diego, picked up by another tuna boat in the area, was alert and conscious, said Lt.
  29. Mr Worms is clearly conscious of the group's poor rating, and even acknowledges that its sprawling structure may be partly responsible.
  30. "Most of the veterans and people who have worked for quite a while really keep health conscious.
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