Examples of using Be perceived in English and their translations into Chinese
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The US government will also be perceived as violating international rules, making the United States, not China, the villain.
Of course, be careful not to ask questions that may be perceived as rude, intrusive or nosey.
I would not do or say anything that might be perceived as interfering with their professional review of the evidence and the facts.”.
In some individuals who are hypersensitive, any volume of air may be perceived as fullness and there may not be actual abdominal distension.
Non-U.S. developed market companies may be perceived to be unrecognizable names operating under different guidelines.
Painting can not be perceived at the level of understanding, painting can be perceived only at the level of the senses.
The Special Rapporteur was concerned that such legislation might be perceived as giving some moral standing to those who wish to stir up mob violence.
Likable leaders may be perceived as good leaders, but they may not fully be achieving what is required of them.
Their investigation revealed that when a company engages in activities that can potentially be perceived as contradictory, they are more likely to receive media criticism.
As a result, the complex can be perceived as a single structured statue.
Such measures could, however, also be perceived by countries as a challenge to market access or a form of trade protectionism.
I know, this could be perceived as a blue unicorn, but I didn't have a script about how I would meet a good buddy.
Identity& DiversityConsider aspects of your identity and how these may be perceived in other cultures.
Traditional robots are not intelligent, can't be perceived, and must work in a closed space because the machine can cause harm.
Therefore, the estimates should not be perceived as having been endorsed by Member States.
Otherwise, they could quickly be perceived as partial and become a party to the conflict.
Yet, widespread use of 3D printing technology may also be perceived as a threat to intellectual property rights and to consumers' security.
Any movement in the area can therefore be perceived straight away, helping people to feel safer.
As emphasized by the Commission in resolution 2003/52, however, return is not and should not be perceived to be the only solution to forcible displacement.
It doesn't have to be perceived as an event, the victory, or the pole position.