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 consciously ['kɔnʃəsli]   添加此单词到默认生词本
ad. 有意识地, 自觉地

  1. Balzac consciously set himself the task of writing"the natural history" of this society.
    巴尔扎克有意识地给自己规定了为这个社会写“自然史”的任务。
  2. That one of the easiest and quickest ways to get ahead is by consciously building up your knowledge of words.
    最简洁而又最迅速的改进方法之一就是有意识地扩大你的词汇知识。


consciously
[ adv ]
with awareness
<adv.all>
she consciously played with the idea of inviting them


Consciously \Con"scious*ly\, adv.
In a conscious manner; with knowledge of one's own mental
operations or actions.

  1. Daniel's Jewelers, a privately held chain of jewelry stores in Southern California, is consciously avoiding naming the holiday in a promotion it launched this month.
  2. And when he acquired Queen City Broadcasting, he consciously modeled its growth strategy after that of a major mainstream corporation, Capital Cities/ABC Inc.
  3. Americans did not consciously decide their country was under-populated and insufficiently cosmopolitan.
  4. Kokusai Securities consciously emulated the Big Four - only 31 per cent of its revenues now derive from stock commissions.
  5. Sometimes I could hear it and sometimes I couldn't." The couple's studies show women can be affected by the noise even when they can't consciously hear it, she said.
  6. Alone of all non-Western countries it has become a modern society, because her reformers, a hundred years ago, consciously based the new "Westernized" behavior on traditional Japanese values and on traditional Japanese culture.
  7. But New Jersey Superior Judge A. Donald McKenzie threw out the punitive damages, saying that Audi didn't consciously disregard public safety in its handling of the pedal defect.
  8. "The need for self-defense was so great that we consciously could close our eyes to a series of mistakes, if only to preserve the republic," it says.
  9. "In the first phase you have to stand in humility before what stands inside of you," he said. "When it comes to the point where it is out there, the second phase comes in. It's like a sculpture. It needs you to consciously model it.
  10. "If you ask if I would attack a 210-pound man holding a gun, I would say, `No, not consciously.'
  11. The report quotes notes taken by an official of Irving Bank Corp., which provided some financing for the takeover, that appear to indicate that a Maxxam official consciously sought to evade government oversight under the Hart-Scott-Rodino antitrust act.
  12. "I do think we'll reach out to ethnic groups and various minority groups," Fuller said of the emerging Bush strategy. "He has consciously reached out to the Hispanic population in the southwest and to Cubans in Florida.
  13. "If Mr. McKinnon is right, then attorneys Mason and Maddox and Rev. Sharpton have been consciously perpetrating a hoax, not only on the black community but on all the people of the state of New York," Abrams said.
  14. It isn't done consciously, of course, but between government and private bureaucracies, the bean counters have compiled significant collections of numbers about life in America _ what's typical and what isn't.
  15. Gershwin, for instance, was well grounded in theory and consciously reached for the innovations he achieved.
  16. If Korea's markets are really shut off from the free-trading world, it must have been intentionally and consciously thought over, at least in a provisional fashion, for the good of its own people.
  17. Several years ago, Alan Greenspan, who at the time headed a New York consulting firm, replied to that question: "Implicit in any investment action or commitment is a forecast, whether consciously or otherwise.
  18. Her figures are at times consciously grotesque, her incidents engaging and diverting.
  19. The law introduces a new definition of the group subject to disclosure, to include anyone "acting in concert or in a consciously parallel manner."
  20. We tried to make a commercial album, and that's what we did, consciously.
  21. Mr. Ratican says he hasn't consciously modeled his style after movie moguls, but like executives in that business he is more conscious of publicity than his predecessors.
  22. Mr. Bogdanov has quite consciously built up to this modern-dress version in the previous plays, mixing medieval armor and 19th-century tailcoats, swords and switchblades, Gregorian chant and Philip Glass, in a time-warped free-for-all.
  23. Maybe when you're listening to a piano you're always thinking about how it's done.' Did you keep going in memory of her? 'No, not consciously.
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