regard

regard
re·gard [rɪʼgɑ:d, Am -ʼgɑ:rd] vt
1) (consider) betrachten;
to \regard sb/sth as sth jdn/etw als etw akk betrachten;
her parents always \regarded her as the cleverest of their children für ihre Eltern war sie immer das klügste ihrer Kinder;
she is \regarded as a talented actress sie wird für eine talentierte Schauspielerin gehalten;
to \regard sth with sth etw mit etw dat betrachten;
local people \regard this idea of a motorway through their village with horror für die Anwohner ist die Vorstellung einer Autobahn durch ihr Dorf schrecklich;
to \regard sb with great respect jdn sehr schätzen;
to \regard sb highly jdn hoch schätzen;
(be considerate of) große Rücksicht auf jdn nehmen;
to not \regard sb's needs/situation/wishes jds Bedürfnisse/Situation/Wünsche nicht berücksichtigen
2) (look at)
to \regard sb/sth jdn/etw betrachten;
to \regard sb/sth curiously/strangely jdn/etw neugierig/befremdet betrachten
3) (concerning)
as \regards the excessive noise from your neighbours, on that point we may be able to help you was den enormen Lärm, den Ihre Nachbarn machen, angeht, so können wir Ihnen in diesem Punkt wahrscheinlich helfen n
1) (consideration) Rücksicht f;
he has no \regard for other people's feelings er nimmt keine Rücksicht auf die Gefühle von anderen;
without [or with no] \regard for sb/sth ohne Rücksicht auf jdn/etw;
without \regard to race or colour egal welcher [o ungeachtet der] Rasse und Hautfarbe;
to pay \regard to sth auf etw akk Rücksicht nehmen;
to pay no \regard to a warning eine Warnung in den Wind schlagen
2) (respect) Achtung f (for vor +dat);
to hold sb/sth in high [or the highest] \regard Hochachtung vor jdm/etw haben;
the work of the theatre is held in the highest \regard die Arbeit des Theaters wird hoch geschätzt;
to hold sb/sth in low \regard jdn/etw gering schätzen;
to lose one's \regard for sb seine Achtung vor jdm verlieren
3) (gaze) Starren nt;
she became aware of his \regard sie merkte, dass er sie anstarrte
4) (aspect)
in this [or that] \regard in dieser Hinsicht
5) (concerning)
with [or in] \regard to ... in Bezug auf ...;
I am writing to you with \regard to your letter of 15 March mit diesem Schreiben nehme ich Bezug [o beziehe ich mich] auf Ihr Schreiben vom 15. März;
there is no problem as \regards the financial arrangements es gibt kein Problem, was die finanziellen Vereinbarungen angeht;
having \regard to the fire regulations, ... der Brandschutzverordnung entsprechend ...

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