considerer

/kənsˈɪdɚɹɚ/ noun

One who considers.

Word Origin From Latin 'considerare' — originally an astrological term: 'con-' (with) + 'sidus' (star) — literally 'to observe the stars'. The idea: to consider something was to consult the stars for guidance. A considerer is one who considers. The same root 'sidus' gives us 'sidereal' (relating to stars) and 'desideratum' (something desired, from 'de-' + 'sidus' — waiting for the stars). A great example of how ancient stargazing gave us a word for careful thought.

noun One who considers. countable

As a careful considerer, she always weighed all options before making decisions.

(名词) 思考者

作为一个谨慎的考虑者,她总是在做决定前权衡所有选项。

(sustantivo) Quien considera.

Como **consideradora** cuidadosa, siempre sopesaba todas las opciones antes de tomar decisiones.

(nom) Personne qui considère ou examine attentivement quelque chose.

En tant que personne réfléchie, elle pesait toujours toutes les options avant de prendre des décisions.

(Substantiv) Betrachter; Prüfer [jemand, der etwas gründlich bedenkt oder abwägt.]

Als sorgfältige **considerer** wog sie immer alle Optionen ab, bevor sie eine Entscheidung traf.

(名詞) 物事をよく考え検討する人。熟慮する人。

慎重な熟考者である彼女は、決断を下す前に常にすべての選択肢を比較検討した。

(substantivo) aquele que considera [Aquele que considera; quem pondera ou examina com atenção.]

Como uma **ponderadora** cuidadosa, ela sempre avaliava todas as opções antes de tomar decisões.

Word parts: consider + er

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