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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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To regard something
He regarded the picture.
He regarded her.
Does regard mean to look at something/someone and think about something at the same time? And can it stand alone or does it require an adverb?
He regarded the picture silently.
He regarded her softly.
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anonymous Does regard mean to look at something/someone Yes. anonymous and think about something at the same time? Very possibly.
- anonymous Does regard mean to look at something/someone Yes.
- anonymous and think about something at the same time?
- Very possibly.
- anonymous And can it stand alone or does it require an adverb?
- It can stand alone, but I suppose most often it is associated with an adverb or adverbial phrase.
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anonymousDoes regard mean to look at something/someone
Yes.
anonymousand think about something at the same time?
Very possibly.
anonymousAnd can it stand alone or does it require an adverb?
It can stand alone, but I suppose most often it is associated with an adverb or adv
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