گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'concern'

1 عمومی:: شرکت

2 عمومی:: مربوط‌ بودن‌ به‌

3 عمومی:: بابت‌

4 عمومی:: ربط‌

5 عمومی:: (بصورت‌ اسم‌

6 عمومی:: بستگی‌

1 general:: see AS FAR AS THAT GOES (IS CONCERNED); TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

2 general::   verb affect/involve ADV. directly PREP. in Everyone who was directly concerned in (= had some responsibility for) the incident has now resigned. worry sb ADV. a lot, really It really concerns me that he doesn't eat properly. | slightly

3 general:: noun worry: My concern is that you learn. noun business: It is not your concern. noun company: The business concern was doing well. verb effect: This will concern all of us. verb interest: The Doctor's concern helped her.

4 general::   noun feeling of worry ADJ. considerable, deep, grave, great, major, serious | growing, mounting | common, widespread | national, public public concern about increased taxes VERB + CONCERN feel He felt some concern for her safety. | express, show, voice | cause The lack of firefighting equipment has caused concern. PREP. in sb's ~ She forgot her own worries in her concern for him. | out of ~ | ~ about/over She expressed her deep concern about conditions at the factory. | ~ for Out of concern for her health, we suggested she take a week off work. PHRASES be of (no) concern to sb Increased use of drugs is of great concern to parents. | (a) cause for concern The president's health is giving serious cause for concern. | a lack of concern I was surprised by her lack of concern. | a matter of concern Stress at work is a matter of concern to staff and management. sth that worries/affects you ADJ. chief, main, major, overriding, paramount, primary What are your main concerns as a writer? | common a common concern for new parents PHRASES be none of sb's concern How much we paid is none of your concern.

5 general:: concern verbs cause concern • The announcement will cause concern in the Middle East. feel concern • A lot of people felt some concern about the proposal. express concern • Police officials expressed concern about robberies, which have increased by 23%. voice concern formal (= express concern ) • Some people have voiced concern about the state of the president's health. raise concerns formal • The incident has raised concerns over safety at the power station. phrases be of concern • Of course, this is of great concern to parents. be a cause for concern • Rising global temperatures are a cause for serious concern. be a matter of concern • Elderly people in particular feel that crime is a matter of concern for them. amid concern that/over something (= because there is concern about something ) • Shares fell slightly amid concern that the economy is slowing. adjectives great/serious/considerable concern • The spread of the disease is an issue of considerable concern. grave concern (= very great concern ) • This disagreement was a matter of grave concern to the US. a real/genuine concern • Pensions are a genuine concern to many people. a particular concern • Noise is a particular concern of those living near the airport. growing/mounting concern • Growing concern has been expressed over the pollution of the North Sea. a common concern (= one that many people share ) • Rising food prices are a common concern. public concern (= felt by the public ) • Public concern about the destruction of the rain forests could harm the timber business. national concern • The lack of good cheap public transport is a matter of national concern. widespread concern • There seems to be widespread concern about the state of our hospitals. concern 2 adjectives somebody's main/biggest concern • My main concern is my children. somebody's primary/chief/principal concern • The president said his primary concern was the welfare of the American people. somebody's central concern • Our organization's central concern is to help people at all levels of society. somebody's overriding concern (= much more important than anything else ) • An artist's overriding concern is to achieve the highest standard possible. somebody's only/sole concern • Rick's only concern was having a good time at the weekend. somebody's present/immediate concern • Her two immediate concerns were to find a home and a job.