關於Considerable的意思和用法的提問

A: it means to consider something.
To evaluate something, to consider something is to question something.

How do you feel about the new person on the job?

“She’s considerable...”

It could be positive or negative depending on how it’s used.

Did you like the minivan or the sedan better?
“They were both considerable.”

A: it is a possibility.

A: worth consideration : significant a considerable artist. 2 : large in extent or degree a considerable number She was in considerable pain. The trial attracted considerable public attention

A: You ate a considerable amount of food.

You have gained a considerable amount of money.

A: Your proposal is very considerable ; There are lots of considerable candidates here.

A: The word "considerable" can sometimes be interchangeable with "a considerable amount/number of". For example, both would work in the sentence below.

-She was in considerable pain.
-She was in a considerable amount of pain.

However, while they both are correct in this context, saying "a considerable amount of" sounds more natural. This is the case in most situations.

-The woman had considerable influence.
-The woman had a considerable amount of influence.

Again, while they are both correct here, saying "a considerable amount of" sounds more natural than saying "considerable" on its own. This is the case in most situations where these words are interchangeable.

A: The meaning of "Considerable" is similar to the word "significant or substantial" as in "It was a considerable amount of money." And "Considerate" means to be polite or thoughtful, as in "He was considerate of his neighbors and didn't play loud music during the night."

A: •That orange is considerable in size. ( slightly bigger than a regular orange)
• That rock is massive. (very big, huge)

A: Considerable means a large amount or a large size. Significant means an important amount.

"A considerable amount of people voted in this year's election, but the total number of voters was not significantly different from the previous election."

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A: Make sure the s is pronounced like the s in snake and not like in rose (not like z). Last thing the i isn't long like seed it's short and sounds like this...