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regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
regards
:
v.
re·gard·ed
,
re·gard·
i
ng
,
re·gards
v.
tr.
1.
To
look
at
attentively; observe closely.
2.
To look
up
on
or
consider
in
a
part
icular
way
:
I regard
him
as
a fool.
3.
To hold in esteem or respect:
She regards her
teach
ers highly.
4.
To relate or refer to; concern:
This
item regards
their
liability.
5.
To
take
into
account; consider.
6.
Obso
let
e
To take
care
of
.
v.
intr.
1.
To look or gaze.
2.
To
give
heed; pay attention.
n.
1.
A look or gaze.
2.
Careful thought or attention; heed:
She gives little regard to her sister's teasing.
3.
a.
Respect, affection, or esteem:
He
has
high regard
for
your
work.
b.
regards
Good wishes expressing such sentiment:
Give
the
family
my
best
regards.
4.
A particular point or aspect; respect:
She
was
lucky in
that
regard.
5.
Basis for
act
ion; motive.
6.
Obsolete
Appea
ran
ce or aspect.
Idioms:
as regards
Concerning.
in
/
with
regard to
With respect to.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary