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regard

/rɪˈɡɑːrd/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das Aufmerksamkeit, Achtung oder Fürsorge für jemanden oder etwas bezeichnet; im Plural 'regards' auch als Grußformel für gute Wünsche verwendet., Verb, das ausdrückt, dass man jemanden oder etwas auf eine bestimmte Weise betrachtet, einschätzt oder beurteilt; auch im Sinne von beachten oder berücksichtigen.

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noun

/rɪˈɡɑːrd/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das Aufmerksamkeit, Achtung oder Fürsorge für jemanden oder etwas bezeichnet; im Plural 'regards' auch als Grußformel für gute Wünsche verwendet.

A noun referring to attention, consideration, or respect for someone or something; also used in plural form 'regards' to express good wishes.

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  1. Attention or considerationB1formal

    Attention or thought given to someone or something.

    deAufmerksamkeit oder Rücksicht

    • He has no regard for other people's feelings.
    • She showed little regard for the rules.
    • The manager paid close regard to the details.

    Synonymeattentionconsiderationheedmindfulnessnoticeobservationthought

    Antonymedisregardinattentionneglect

  2. Respect or esteemB1formal

    A feeling of respect and admiration for someone or something.

    deAchtung

    • I hold her in high regard for her honesty.
    • The teacher is held in great regard by her students.
    • He earned the regard of his colleagues through hard work.

    Synonymeadmirationappreciationapprobationapprovaldeferenceesteemestimationfavorhonorrespectreverenceveneration

    Antonymecontemptdisdaindisrespectscorn

  3. Greetings or best wishesB2formal

    Used in letters or messages to express good wishes.

    deGrüße

    • Please give my regards to your family.
    • With warm regards, John.
    • She sent her regards to everyone at the office.
Formen
  • regards plural form
  • regards' possessive plural form
  • regard's possessive singular form
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verb

/rɪˈɡɑːrd/B1formal
  • deVerb, das ausdrückt, dass man jemanden oder etwas auf eine bestimmte Weise betrachtet, einschätzt oder beurteilt; auch im Sinne von beachten oder berücksichtigen.

A verb used to express the act of considering, looking upon, or paying attention to someone or something in a particular way.

  1. Consider or viewB1formal

    To think of someone or something in a particular way.

    deBetrachten

    • She is regarded as one of the best scientists in her field.
    • They regard the new policy as a positive change.
    • He regards his mentor with great respect.

    Synonymeaccountconsiderdeemestimateholdjudgerateseethink ofview

  2. Look at or observeB2formal

    To look at someone or something steadily or attentively.

    deAnsehen

    • He regarded her with a curious expression.
    • She regarded the painting for a long time.
    • The guard regarded the stranger suspiciously.

    Synonymebeholdcontemplateeyeobserveviewwatch

    Antonymedisregardignoreneglectoverlook

  3. Relate to or concernB2formal

    To be about or to have a connection with something.

    deBetreffen

    • This letter regards your recent application.
    • The discussion regarded the future of the company.
    • His comments do not regard the matter at hand.

    Synonymeaffectbear onconcerninvolvetouch

Formen
  • regarded past participle
  • regarded past simple
  • regarding present participle
  • regards third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenregard as

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