to regarding
2.5
To look at something carefully to notice details
- verb
- /rɪˈɡɑrdɪŋ/
:
considerando
- He is regarding the impact of climate change on future generations carefully.
Ethel Brown merely regarding me out of her cold cream mask.
- Ethel Brown merely regarding me out of her cold cream mask.
- Ethel Brown meanly regarding me from out of her cold cream mask.
- This is not the way of how in the monastery, in the Shaolin Temple, we are regarding it as a healthy way of growing.
- What you've got to do is to be in a position where you're regarding the victim as dangerous and thoroughly hostile.
- So if we go to the moon, I would highly recommend regarding it as an archaeological site and looking for objects that are strange.
- This is again, how the individual seeing things in this viewpoint of immediacy is, is regarding things.
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Examples
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Good talk regarding the hostile work environment.
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Harry admits in his book that one of the main conversations between William and Harry on the day was regarding my reporting.
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Then we're going to talk about some trends happening in Ethereum, especially regarding NFTS.
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The committee is meeting to discuss the project regarding environmental sustainability.
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She took her time regarding the details of the proposal to ensure accuracy.
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
regarding infinitive
regarded past
regarded past participle
regarding present participle
regardings third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Regarding is the -ing form of regard, from a word that meant 'to look at' and is like guard ('to watch'). So to be 'regarding' something is to be 'looking at' it or carefully thinking about it.