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| 21. | perceive mentally, as of an idea. |
| 头脑里懂得了一种思想。 |
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| 22. | To perceive the modern and ancient |
| 览观今古 |
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| 23. | Did you perceive anyone come in? |
| 你有没有发觉有人进来? |
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| 24. | They strangely perceive television as entertainment. |
| 他们奇怪地将电视看作是一种娱乐。 |
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| 25. | Can't you perceive this obvious truth? |
| 你不明白这明显的事实吗? |
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| 26. | make difficult to perceive by sight. |
| 凭借视力很难觉察到。 |
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| 27. | perceive a light in the distance |
| 看见远处的灯光 |
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| 28. | Having the ability to so perceive. |
| 具有直觉能力的 |
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| 29. | easy to perceive; especially clearly outlined. |
| 容易察觉；特别是清楚的显出轮廓。 |
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| 30. | unable or unwilling to perceive or understand. |
| 不能或不愿感知或理解的。 |
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