preconceiving 

  1. 動詞
preconceive現在分詞:
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預想...(觀點、看法)
對...(觀點、看法、想法等)事先加以考慮
使...(觀點、看法、想法等)成先入之見

    
                        
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                                Many cultures use at least part of the concept of preconceiving musical material, or composition, as held in western classical music.                            
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                                "This is all about planning and preconceiving and organising and collaborating and compromising," suggests Cook, "and that is something art and music helps us do.                            
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                                "Apart from their perception there are no many various constant truths in the world.[ 2 ] Preconceiving conjecture with regard to views, they speak of a pair: true & false.                            
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                                I feel as if my reason wanted to leave me, as if it would burst its poor weak tenement: again I try to compose myself, I grow cool, and preconceiving the dreadful loss, I endeavour to retain the useful guest.                            
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