conscious

UK:  ['kɒnʃəs]

US:  ['kɑnʃəs]

adj.

1.有意识的,有知觉的;神志清醒的

2.(痛苦、感情、冷气等)感觉得到的;意识到的

3.有…意识的〔常用以构成复合词〕

4.自觉的,自己知道的,明明知道的; 有意的,故意的

5.自觉,理智的;有意地

6.敏感

7.不自然,忸怩不安

8.洗耳恭听

1 . He was not conscious of an effort, but a sharp pain in his wrist apprised him that he was trying to free his hands.
他未意识到他求生的努力，但是他手腕上的剧烈痛楚却提醒他释放他的双手。

2 . Our role here is to take you to the point where your new fully conscious selves can come together to forge your own star-nation.
在这里，我们的作用是带着你们抓住重点迎接新的全知的意识自我，聚合到一起，共同打造你们自己的“星之国度”。

3 . The people at the next table bent all their silences upon her, staring as if she were something no more conscious than a flower.
邻桌的人们默默地把注意力集中在她身上，把她当作没有知觉的花朵，凝视着她。

4 . It was here, to use a paradox, that he became conscious of the unconscious mind and proceeded to make it the sole subject of his studies.
也正是在这儿，他开始关注人的潜意识，并逐步把它作为自己的研究主攻方向。

5 . That sense of being intentional and conscious requires that you remain honest with yourself and with others.
要变得专注和清醒，需要你对自己和他人要诚实。