conscious

conscious
'konʃəs
adjective
1) (aware of oneself and one's surroundings; not asleep or in a coma or anaesthetized etc: The patient was conscious.) consciente
2) ((sometimes with of) aware or having knowledge (of): They were conscious of his disapproval.) consciente
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- consciousness
conscious adj consciente
conscious
tr['kɒnʃəs]
adjective
1 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL consciente
2 (aware) consciente
■ I was conscious of being watched era consciente de que me vigilaban
■ workers are becoming less politically conscious los trabajadores tienen cada vez menos conciencia política
3 (intentional, deliberate) deliberado,-a
■ we made a conscious effort to be friendly nos esforzamos por ser simpáticos
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be conscious of something ser consciente de algo, tener conciencia de algo
to become conscious of something darse cuenta de algo
conscious ['kɑnʧəs] adj
1) aware: consciente
to become conscious of: darse cuenta de
2) alert, awake: consciente
3) intentional: intencional, deliberado
conscious
adj.
• consciente adj.
• intencional adj.
'kɑːntʃəs, 'kɒnʃəs
adjective
1)
a) (awake, alert) (no comp) consciente
b) (aware) (pred)

to be conscious OF something — ser* or (Chi, Méx) estar* consciente de algo, tener* conciencia de algo

to become conscious of something — tomar conciencia de algo

2) (deliberate) <decision> deliberado

she made a conscious effort to be nice — se esforzó por ser amable

['kɒnʃǝs]
1. ADJ
1) (=aware)

to be conscious of sth/of doing sth — ser consciente de algo/de hacer algo

to be conscious that — tener (plena) conciencia de que

to become conscious of sth — darse cuenta de algo

to become conscious that — darse cuenta de que

she became conscious of him looking at her — se dio cuenta de que él la miraba

environmentally conscious — consciente de los problemas medioambientales

politically conscious — con conciencia política

2) (=deliberate) [decision] deliberado; [prejudice] consciente; [error, irony, insult] intencional, deliberado

they made a conscious choice or decision not to have children — decidieron deliberadamente no tener hijos

he made a conscious effort to look as though he was enjoying himself — se esforzó deliberadamente por aparentar que se estaba divirtiendo

3) (Med) consciente

to be conscious — estar consciente, tener conocimiento

to be fully conscious — estar totalmente consciente

to become conscious — recobrar el reconocimiento, volver en sí

4) (Psych) [memory, thought] consciente

the conscious mind — la conciencia

to remain below the level of conscious awareness — quedarse en el subconsciente

on a conscious level — conscientemente

2.
N
(Psych)

the conscious — la conciencia

at a level below the conscious — por debajo de los niveles de conciencia

* * *
['kɑːntʃəs, 'kɒnʃəs]
adjective
1)
a) (awake, alert) (no comp) consciente
b) (aware) (pred)

to be conscious OF something — ser* or (Chi, Méx) estar* consciente de algo, tener* conciencia de algo

to become conscious of something — tomar conciencia de algo

2) (deliberate) <decision> deliberado

she made a conscious effort to be nice — se esforzó por ser amable


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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