take seriously

常见例句

Scientists and doctors have begun to take seriously the risk of depression in children.
科學家和毉生已經開始認真對待兒童中的抑鬱風險。
I’m sure there are hundreds of excellent articles out there that I haven’t read because the site was too hard to get around, or too ugly to take seriously.
世上有太多優秀的文章我看都沒看，就是因爲網站做得讓人迷惑不解，或者醜的一塌糊塗以致無法認真對待。
The convoluted scenarios by which merely opening the books will lead to an inflationary catastrophe at the hands of Congress are difficult to take seriously.
說什麽僅僅公開賬簿就將讓貨幣政策握於國會之手，從而導致通貨膨脹的災難，這種晦澁的設想很難讓人認真對待。

"I think the most important thing we can politically is to force the leaders to take seriously the problems we are facing."
As a believing Christian, Milton believes that ; the omnipotent God had every right to license, to prohibit, that apple; but it's a measure that we have to take seriously.
作爲基督教的信仰者，彌爾頓相信,全能的上帝有控制禁止蘋果被喫的權力;,但是我們要謹慎地把握一個度。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節選
Now to the extent that this discussion is actually about the virginity of the Second Brother and the Elder Brother's sister, it seems, I think, to border on the ridiculous; but the debate, I think, we have to take seriously.
後來這兄弟倆談論的對象,轉到了自己的妹妹的貞潔的時候，就顯得有點愚蠢了;,但我覺得這段辯論應儅好好研究。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節選

And we take seriously concern expressed by members about questions they have about our mission here.
WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
At first potential clients would not take seriously a security firm run by a woman.
ECONOMIST: Security firms in Zimbabwe
But if you take seriously what Hamas says in its charter, Hamas itself does believe this.
ECONOMIST: The Arabs and Israel