deem的双解释义

1. 认为
2. 相信
3. 视为
4. 持某种看法
5. 作某种评价
6. 以为
7. 看作
8. 当成
9. 知道
10. 视作
11. 想

1. keep in mind or convey as a conviction or view;

   "take for granted"
   "view as important"
   "hold these truths to be self-evident"
   "I hold him personally responsible"
   

1.认为;视为;相信
If somethingis deemed to have a particular quality or to do a particular thing, it is considered to have that quality or do that thing.

e.g. French and German were deemed essential...
法语和德语被认为是必不可少的。
e.g. He says he would support the use of force if the UN deemed it necessary...
他说如果联合国认为有必要使用武力，他将予以支持。

deem highly of (v.+adv.+prep.)

高度评价 pay high tribute to; speak highly
deem highly of sb/sth

We deemed highly of him.

我们对他的评价很高。

We deem very highly of his administrative talent.

我们非常看重他的管理才能。

• Thou Judge be ware, for as ye deme, ze sall be demed.

  出自：J. Skene

1. deem是书面语,基本意思是“认为”,强调判断,常用于正式的书面公告,正式场合的演说、悼词中。
2. deem是及物动词,可接that从句,还可接以“to be+ n./adj. ”充当补足语的复合宾语。可用于被动结构。

1. deem同think的意思相似，但主要用在比较严正或正式的场合。

   I deem it wise to follow his advice.
   句中的deem换成think会比较自然。

2. 在法律的角度来说，deem是个不可缺少的词，用以假定一些东西的真实性不管是或不是。

   Any person who has not given notice of objection before the prescribed day will be deemed to have agreed.
   任何没有在规定日期前提出反对的人，都将被认为是同意的。