CONSIDERATION


Meaning of CONSIDERATION in English

noun

1 careful thought about sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ careful , detailed , full , serious

▪

After careful ~, I have decided to resign.

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What is needed is a full ~ of the dilemma.

▪ adequate , due , proper , sufficient ( esp. BrE )

▪ further

▪

His argument deserves further ~.

▪ thoughtful

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Both options require thoughtful ~ of the costs.

▪ critical

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The final issue was devoted to critical ~s of individual writers.

▪ special , urgent ( esp. BrE )

▪ active

VERB + CONSIDERATION

▪ give sth , take sth into

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We will give your proposals serious ~.

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You must take the size of the room into ~.

▪ deserve , merit , warrant

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Several limitations of this study merit ~.

▪ need , require

▪ receive

PREPOSITION

▪ after ~

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After due ~, it was decided not to offer her the job.

▪ for sb's ~

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I enclose the report for your ~.

▪ in ~ of (= as payment for sth) ( formal ), on ~

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On ~, we have decided not to come.

▪ under ~

▪

proposals under active ~

2 thinking about other people's wishes and feelings

VERB + CONSIDERATION

▪ have

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You have no ~ for me, nor for anyone else.

▪ show sb , treat sb with

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She showed little ~ for the beginners.

PREPOSITION

▪ out of ~

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He did it out of ~ for his daughter.

▪ ~ for

3 sth you think about when deciding sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ important , key , main , major

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Pricing and product availability are key ~ to users.

▪ overriding , paramount , primary , prime

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Hawtrey had argued that there were two primary ~s for monetary policy.

▪ minor , secondary

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Health concerns were a secondary ~ to the reformers.

▪ additional

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Here are a few additional ~s that may help in making the correct decision.

▪ aesthetic , commercial , cost , economic , environmental , ethical , financial , health , legal , moral , personal , political , practical , pragmatic , safety , security , strategic , theoretical

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Cost ~s are normally secondary to such issues as how effective each method will be.

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based on both theoretical ~s and experimental data

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The project was driven by the most pragmatic ~s.

VERB + CONSIDERATION

▪ be

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Taxes are a major ~ when thinking about selling or buying a house.

▪ take account of ( esp. BrE ), take into account

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There are several important safety ~s that must be taken into account.

PHRASES

▪ to be worth ~

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The new software offers some features worth ~.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .