动词顾及; 重视，考虑
ph.
1. They had to take the baby into account when they wanted to go out.
每当要外出时，他们总得考虑如何将婴孩安顿好。
1. The region's modernization drive must proceed from the actual conditions of Tibet and take into account Tibet's history and reality.
2. The biggest difficulty for local governments to take climate change into account in their plans is the lack of scientific assessment.
3. He said the government would take the global economic situation into account when deciding the adjustment of oil prices.
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4. The Commission said any initiative of that nature must take into account human rights and the Rehabilitation of Offenders Ordinance.
5. The new violence may reflect militants'desire to prove their strength and compel Abbas to take them into account as he begins his tenure.
6. Sun said that toilet construction failed to take into account some of the factors that meant there should be more women's toilets than men's.
7. " It is hard to take such extreme weather conditions into account in urban construction, " Yang said.
8. Policies that take diversity of mother languages into account can help unite a country while strong monolingual policies can contribute to social division.
9. While the prices of oil and coal in China cover the cost of acquiring them, they do not take into account this environmental damage.
10. It does not take into account the environmental cost and the psychological burden of torrid growth.
verb
1. allow or plan for a certain possibility
concede the truth or validity of something
e.g. I allow for this possibility
The seamstress planned for 5% shrinkage after the first wash
Synonym: allow