consider

consider
kən'sidə
verb
1) (to think about (carefully): He considered their comments.) considerar
2) (to feel inclined towards: I'm considering leaving this job.) considerar
3) (to take into account: You must consider other people's feelings.) considerar, tener en cuenta
4) (to regard as being: They consider him unfit for that job.) considerar
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consider vb considerar
we have considered all possibilities hemos considerado todas las posibilidades
consider
tr[kən'sɪdəSMALLr/SMALL]
transitive verb
1 (think about, examine, contemplate) considerar
I'm considering buying a flat estoy pensando en comprar un piso
we had considered that possibility habíamos considerado esa posibilidad
2 (regard as) considerar
do you consider it likely? ¿crees que es posible?
she is considered to be the finest soprano in the world está considerada la mejor soprano del mundo
consider yourself lucky puedes considerarte afortunado
consider it done! ¡dalo por hecho!
3 (take into account) tener en cuenta, considerar
if you consider that ... teniendo en cuenta que ...
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all things considered pensándolo bien, bien mirado
it is my considered opinion that ... después de pensarlo mucho, opino que ...
consider [kən'sɪdər] vt
1) contemplate: considerar, pensar en
we'd considered attending: habíamos pensado en asistir
2) : considerar, tener en cuenta
consider the consequences: considera las consecuencias
3) judge, regard: considerar, estimar
consider
v.
considerar v.
enfocar v.
mirar v.
pesar v.
tener en cuenta v.
ver v.
(§pres: veo, ves...) imp. ve-•)
kən'sɪdər, kən'sɪdə(r)
transitive verb
a) (examine) \<\<advantages/offer\>\> considerar

it is my considered opinion that ... — lo he pensado mucho y considero or opino que ...

b) (contemplate) \<\<possibility\>\> considerar, plantearse, contemplar

I wouldn't even consider it! — yo ni me lo plantearía!

we're considering Ann for the job — estamos pensando en Ann para el puesto

to consider + -ING: we're considering moving house estamos pensando en mudarnos; would you consider selling it if ... ? — ¿le interesaría venderlo si ... ?

c) (take into account) tener* en cuenta, considerar

all things considered, I think that ... — bien considerado or bien mirado, creo que ...

d) (regard as) considerar

they consider themselves (to be) above such things — consideran que están por encima de ese tipo de cosas

what do you consider a lot of money? — ¿tú qué entiendes por mucho dinero?

consider it done! — dalo por hecho!

consider yourself lucky — puedes darte por afortunado

it's considered to be the best of its class — está considerado como el mejor de su clase; see also considering

[kǝn'sɪdǝ(r)]
VT
1) (=think about) [+ problem, possibility] considerar, pensar en

consider how much you owe him — piensa en or considera lo que le debes

to consider doing sth: have you ever considered going by train? — ¿has pensado alguna vez (en) ir en tren?, ¿has considerado alguna vez ir en tren?

we considered cancelling our holiday — pensamos en cancelar nuestras vacaciones

would you consider buying it? — ¿te interesa comprarlo?

I'm considering resigning — estoy pensando en dimitir, estoy considerando la posibilidad de dimitir

he is being considered for the post — lo están considerando para el puesto

we are considering the matter — estamos estudiando el asunto

it is my considered opinion that ... — después de haberlo pensado or considerado detenidamente, creo que ...

to consider one's positioneuph (=consider resigning) pensar en dimitir, estudiar la conveniencia de dimitir

he refused even to consider it — se negó a pensarlo or considerarlo siquiera

I wouldn't consider it for a moment — yo ni me lo plantearía siquiera

2) (=take into account) tomar or tener en cuenta

when one considers that ... — cuando uno toma or tiene en cuenta que ...

you must consider other people's feelings — hay que tomar or tener en cuenta los sentimientos de los demás

all things considered — pensándolo bien

3) (=be of the opinion) considerar

I consider that ... — considero que ...

4) (=regard as) considerar

I consider it an honour — lo considero un honor

I consider the matter closed — para mí el tema está cerrado

to consider o.s., I consider myself happy — me considero feliz

to consider sb to be intelligent — considerar a algn inteligente

he is considered to be the best — se le considera el mejor

he considers it a waste of time — lo considera una pérdida de tiempo

consider yourself lucky! — ¡date por satisfecho!

consider yourself dismissed — considérese despedido

* * *
[kən'sɪdər, kən'sɪdə(r)]
transitive verb
a) (examine) \<\<advantages/offer\>\> considerar

it is my considered opinion that ... — lo he pensado mucho y considero or opino que ...

b) (contemplate) \<\<possibility\>\> considerar, plantearse, contemplar

I wouldn't even consider it! — yo ni me lo plantearía!

we're considering Ann for the job — estamos pensando en Ann para el puesto

to consider + -ING: we're considering moving house estamos pensando en mudarnos; would you consider selling it if ... ? — ¿le interesaría venderlo si ... ?

c) (take into account) tener* en cuenta, considerar

all things considered, I think that ... — bien considerado or bien mirado, creo que ...

d) (regard as) considerar

they consider themselves (to be) above such things — consideran que están por encima de ese tipo de cosas

what do you consider a lot of money? — ¿tú qué entiendes por mucho dinero?

consider it done! — dalo por hecho!

consider yourself lucky — puedes darte por afortunado

it's considered to be the best of its class — está considerado como el mejor de su clase; see also considering


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