bear in mind
bear in mind — 片語動詞
- bear in mindbase form
- bears in mind3rd person singular
- bearing in mind-ing form
- bore in mindpast simple
- born in mindpast participle
1. to keep an important fact, warning, or piece of advice at the front of your thou
記住;牢記
將重要資訊或警告放在心上
to keep an important fact, warning, or piece of advice at the front of your thoughts while you make a decision or form an opinion — for example, bearing in mind that a store closes early when planning your trip, or bearing in mind a deadline when scheduling your week.
Bear in mind that the library closes at 5 PM on Sundays, so you should plan your visit accordingly.
請記住週日圖書館下午五點就關門了,所以你要相應安排行程。
bear in mind + that-clause for quoting a fact or warning
When choosing a career, you need to bear in mind your own strengths and what truly interests you.
選擇職業時,你需要記住自己的長處和真正感興趣的事情。
bear in mind + noun phrase (your strengths)
The guide reminded everyone to bear in mind that the mountain trails become dangerous after dark.
導遊提醒大家要記住,天黑後山徑會變得很危險。
Bear in mind how much the repair will cost before you agree to anything.
在答應任何事情之前,先記住維修費用大概要多少。
- keep in mind
Interchangeable; slightly less formal
- remember
Broader meaning; does not carry the same nuance of active consideration during a decision
- take into account
More formal; implies factoring something into a calculation or judgment
文法句型
bear in mind + that-clause
bear in mind + noun phrase
bear in mind + wh-clause
用法筆記
Often used in the imperative or with 'need to' / 'should' / 'must' to give a warning or reminder. The object can be a noun phrase, a that-clause, or a wh-clause. 'Keep in mind' is an alternative with the same meaning and patterns.